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Overview

Features

  • 107gpm max flow rate
  • 1-1/2in ANSI Flange or NPT intake/discharge connections (varies by body material)
    • Aluminum pumps: combination ANSI flange with tapped 1-1/2in Female NPT
  • 18ft max dry suction lift
  • 148 max cycles per minute (rubber diaphragm), 270 (PTFE diaphragm)
  • 9/32in (7mm) max solids size
  • 20 to 100psi air supply pressure
  • Air ports:
    • 1/2in Female NPT Air inlet
    • 1in Female NPT Air exhaust

Description

The Yamada NDP-40 Series Air-Operated Double Diaphragm Pump is engineered for reliable, maintenance-friendly fluid transfer in higher-flow applications, delivering up to 107gpm through 1-1/2in fluid connections. Designed with a non-lubricated main air valve and independent pilot valve mechanisms, the NDP-40 delivers consistent pump performance. The pump is available in multiple body material configurations, including polypropylene, Kynar, aluminum, 316 stainless steel, and cast iron, providing compatibility with a wide range of fluids.

During operation, compressed air enters the NDP-40 pump and is routed through the main air valve to either diaphragm chamber based on the position of the c-spool air distribution system. Air pressure applied to one diaphragm forces fluid through the discharge ball valve while simultaneously loading the opposing inlet ball valve. At the same time, the connected diaphragm on the opposite side retracts inward, creating suction and drawing fluid into the pump chamber.

At the completion of each full stroke, the diaphragm assembly actuates the pilot valve mechanism, opening an exhaust port and releasing compressed air from the rear side of the main air valve. The resulting pressure differential shifts the main air valve, automatically reversing airflow direction and initiating the next pumping cycle. This reciprocating air valve design enables smooth, stall-resistant operation and reliable fluid handling across demanding industrial pumping applications.