Build-All Solvent Parts Washer Pump, 300 GPH – Heavy-Duty Replacement Pump 14616

Description

300 GPH Heavy-Duty Pump for Solvent Parts Washers

This is the pump Build-All installs in its base-mounted solvent parts washers — the RTFB48 60-gallon solvent parts washer, the RTFB32 combination rinse tank, and the STD-32, SUP48 and SXL48 washers. It delivers 300 GPH at 1 ft of head and does not shut off until 11.8 ft, which is what keeps the stream at the brush strong when the tank is deep, the hose is long, or a filter element is loading up.

If your washer has gotten slower to clean while the solvent is still fresh, the pump is usually why. Swapping it takes minutes: unplug, lift the old pump out of the tank, reconnect the discharge, drop the new one in.

Specifications

Part number	14616
Flow rate	300 GPH at 1 ft
Shut-off head	11.8 ft
Electrical	115V / 60 Hz
Type	Submersible, continuous duty
Seals	Solvent-rated for petroleum-based cleaning fluid
Solution type	Petroleum-based parts washer solvent
Brand	Build-All, Milwaukee WI

Fits these parts washers

Standard on the Build-All RTFB48, RTFB32, STD-32, SUP48 and SXL48. It also serves as an upgrade pump for shops that have added inline filtration to a smaller tank, since a filter adds restriction that a 210 GPH pump cannot push through once the element loads.

Running a drum-mounted or sink-on-drum washer? The 210 GPH solvent pump is the correct fit.

Which pump do I need?

Pump	Flow	Max lift	Fits
210 GPH solvent pump (14600B)	210 GPH	7 ft	Sink-on-Drum SWH1630, TKL30 drum-mounted, AL8 agitating washer
300 GPH solvent pump (14616)	300 GPH at 1 ft	11.8 ft	RTFB48 60-gallon, RTFB32 32-gallon, STD-32, SUP48, SXL48

Not sure which one is in your machine? Send us the model and serial number and we will confirm the pump before you order.

How to tell if your parts washer pump is bad

Four signs, in the order you usually notice them: the flow at the brush drops off while the solvent is still clean; the pump runs hotter or louder than it used to; it hums but does not move fluid; it trips a breaker. Before you replace it, check the two cheaper culprits first — a loaded filter element or a clogged intake screen produces the same symptom as a dying pump.

Solvent pumps vs. aqueous pumps

These pumps are built for petroleum-based parts washer solvent. The seals and impeller are specified for solvent service and will fail early in water-based or caustic cleaners. If you run an aqueous washer, you need an aqueous-rated pump — ask us and we will quote the right one. And never run a submersible pump dry: it is the most common cause of premature failure and is not covered under warranty on any brand.

Made in Milwaukee

Build-All manufactures its parts washers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Solvent Recycling Systems stocks the wear parts for them — pumps, filter kits, hoses and flow-thru brushes, and parts washer solvent. See the full line of Build-All replacement parts washer pumps, including aqueous pumps and complete pump modules.