PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT: TRUFLO DAP SERIES ANSI PROCESS PUMP
- Specialised Flow Solutions

- Aug 8
- 3 min read
In this article, we’re shining a spotlight on the Truflo DAP Series ANSI Process Pump — a true workhorse designed to thrive in tough industrial environments.
Manufactured in the USA, Truflo specialises in high-performance ANSI and API chemical process pumps that are trusted around the globe for their quality, reliability, and long service life.
So, what sets the Truflo DAP apart in a crowded field of ANSI process pumps? Let’s take a closer look.
Purpose-Built for the Process Industry
The Truflo DAP Series is engineered to meet ANSI/ASME B73.1 standards, ensuring complete dimensional interchangeability with other ANSI pumps. That means hassle-free upgrades, easier installation, and minimal modifications to your existing system.
Whether you’re replacing aging assets or building out a new process line, the DAP Series is designed to integrate seamlessly.
Designed for Easy Maintenance
The DAP Series features a back-pull-out design, allowing maintenance crews to service the pump without disconnecting piping or motor alignments — a major time-saver on busy industrial sites.
Its standardised seal chamber accepts a wide range of mechanical seals and flush plans, giving you the flexibility to specify the best solution for your process conditions and site preferences.
Built for Demanding Applications
The Truflo DAP Series is made to perform under pressure — literally. It handles a broad range of fluids and process conditions across many industries, including:
Chemical processing – Acids, caustics, solvents, resins
Mining and minerals – Abrasive slurries, process water, tailings
Pulp and paper – Black liquor, stock transfer
Water and wastewater – Corrosive or chlorinated media
Petrochemical – Hydrocarbons, fuels, and high-temperature fluids
Wherever reliability and efficiency are non-negotiable, the DAP Series delivers.
Built Tough, From the Inside Out
Not all ANSI pumps are built the same. The DAP Series features heavy-duty castings, oversized shafts, and high-spec internals to minimise vibration, extend equipment life, and reduce maintenance intervals.
Truflo ANSI Process Pump Standard Features Include:
Back-pull-out design for simplified servicing
Fully open, investment-cast impeller – Ideal for solids-laden or slurry applications
Balanced impeller – Reduces vibration, extending seal and bearing life
Large bearing oil reservoir – Improves cooling and lubricant life
Magnetic oil plug – Captures metallic debris before it becomes a problem
Bullseye sight glass – Makes oil level checks quick and visual
Labyrinth bearing isolators – Help keep contaminants out and protect bearing integrity
Large bore stuffing box – Accepts a wide range of seal types

Material Options for Every Application
Truflo offers a wide range of metallurgy options to suit corrosive, erosive, and high-temperature services:
Ductile Iron (with standard 316SS trim)
WCB Carbon Steel
CF8 / CF8M Stainless Steel
CD4MCu Duplex Stainless
CN7M Alloy 20
Hastelloy B & C
Titanium
Whether you're pumping acids, slurries, hydrocarbons, or hot water, there's a DAP configuration to suit.
Performance Meets Versatility
With 22 pump sizes available — including low-flow models — the DAP Series can be customised to fit your exact system requirements.
Available Options Include:
High-efficiency impeller trims
Low NPSHr designs
Base-mounted or close-coupled configurations
Customisable seal support systems
Compatibility with VFDs and soft starters
Key Performance Specs:
Max Capacity: 4,840 GPM (1,100 m³/h) @ 1750 RPM
Max Head: 760 ft (230 m) @ 3500 RPM
Temperature: Up to 180°C (350°F) with high-temp options
Final Thoughts
If you're upgrading existing ANSI pumps or designing a new process line, the Truflo DAP Series is a high quality, cost-effective option to consider.
Contact the team at Specialised Flow Solutions to discuss your application and request a quote. We’re here to help you find the right solution, whether it's a Truflo DAP Series or another solution from our extensive range.



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