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The PENTAIR 7560N is an 8-roller spray pump designed for industrial and commercial fluid transfer applications requiring reliable positive-displacement flow. The pump-only configuration features a Ni-Resist cast iron housing for excellent corrosion resistance, PTFE roller elements, and a Viton lip seal for chemical compatibility across a broad range of fluids. Inlet and outlet connections are 3/4 inch FPT NPT. The unit delivers a maximum flow rate of 22 GPM at up to 1000 RPM and handles working pressures up to 300 psi. It weighs 14 pounds. Licensed plumbing and mechanical contractors are the primary installers for this type of positive-displacement pump.
The 7560N suits spray, transfer, and recirculation systems where chemical resistance and pressure performance are priorities. The Ni-Resist housing resists attack from mildly corrosive fluids and is a common choice in agricultural spray, chemical metering, and industrial wash-down circuits. The 3/4 inch NPT female pipe thread connections simplify integration into standard pipe systems. This is a pump-only unit and does not include a motor or drive assembly, making it suitable for pairing with an appropriately sized drive motor selected for the specific application load and RPM requirement.
Designed as an OEM-style roller pump for industrial spray and fluid transfer systems requiring a pump-only assembly with 3/4 inch NPT female pipe thread inlet and outlet connections.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumbing or mechanical contractor familiar with positive-displacement pump systems. Depressurize and isolate the fluid circuit completely before removing or installing the pump. Ensure the drive motor RPM does not exceed 1000 RPM to stay within the pump's rated operating range. Verify that all upstream and downstream fittings are rated for at least 300 psi working pressure before commissioning the system.
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