Αντλία δράπανου KWB 506012 P 60 — KWB μοντέλο 506012, P 60

The Drill-mounted pump KWB 506012 P 60 is an accessory designed to be driven by a hand drill for compact, portable liquid transfer. The pump attaches to a standard drill chuck and converts rotary motion into a pumping action suitable for moving water and other low-viscosity liquids. Its compact construction makes it practical for workshop tasks, garden maintenance, vehicle servicing and other DIY applications where temporary or occasional pumping is required.

Advantages

This drill-mounted pump offers quick installation on a hand drill without the need for separate power supplies, reducing setup time. The design provides controlled flow when adjusting drill speed, enabling gradual filling or emptying of containers. Lightweight and easy to carry, the unit minimises storage space when not in use and can be deployed for short-term circulation or transfer tasks. Materials in contact with liquids are selected for basic chemical resistance appropriate to common workshop fluids and cleaning solutions.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Secure the pump shaft in the chuck of a suitable hand drill and tighten according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Submerge the pump intake into the fluid to be transferred while keeping the discharge hose or outlet positioned over the receiving container. Start the drill at low speed to ensure stable priming and gradually increase speed if a higher flow is required. Monitor the pump and the liquid level to avoid running dry or overfilling the receiving container. Stop the drill before removing the pump from the fluid and allow any residual liquid to drain safely into the target container.

Recommendations

Use only with liquids compatible with the pump materials and avoid highly abrasive, highly viscous or flammable fluids. Select a drill with adequate torque and speed control; use lower speeds for safer, more controlled pumping. After use, flush the pump with clean water, drain residual liquid and store in a dry location to prolong service life.