G-56 FLOJET AIR DRIVEN PUMP FOR BEER G561202E

G-56 FLOJET AIR DRIVEN PUMP FOR BEER

The Flojet G561202E G56 Air-Driven Beer Pump (H5610000) is a compact, high-performance diaphragm pump designed for commercial draft beer dispensing systems. It uses compressed air or CO₂ as the driving force, allowing beer to be transferred through the dispensing line without the drive gas directly contacting the beverage.

Designed for reliable beer transfer in both short-draw and long-draw installations, the G56 pump provides flow rates of up to 26.5 litres per minute and can operate at pressures up to 8.3 bar (120 PSI). Its self-priming and run-dry capabilities make it particularly suitable for demanding bar, brewery, restaurant, hotel and commercial beverage-dispensing installations.

The pump uses a Santoprene diaphragm with EPDM valves, providing a sanitary and corrosion-resistant fluid-handling arrangement suitable for beverage applications.

Technical Specifications:

*The exact G561202E configuration is identified as 3/8 PS – 3/8 PS – 1/4 BS SP in NESPL's product records.

Key Features:

• Air/CO₂-driven operation – no electrical motor is required at the pump.
• High flow capacity – delivers up to 26.5 L/min.
• High-pressure capability – operates up to 8.3 bar (120 PSI).
• Self-priming up to 4.5 metres, simplifying installation.
• Run-dry capable, helping protect the pump during intermittent beverage supply.
• Santoprene diaphragm and EPDM valves for reliable beverage handling.
• Compact construction measuring only 116 × 82 × 149 mm.
• Handles particles up to 3.2 mm in diameter.
• Suitable for short- and long-draw draft beer systems.
• Drive gas/air remains separated from the beer being pumped.

Main Applications:

The G561202E is particularly suitable for:

• Draft beer dispensing systems
• Commercial bars and pubs
• Breweries and microbreweries
• Restaurants and hotels
• Long-draw beer installations
• Remote keg-to-tap installations
• Beer dispensing where additional line pressure is required
• Beverage line cleaning applications

The G56 can also be used to circulate cleaning solution through beer lines, making it useful during routine dispensing-system sanitation and maintenance.

How It Works?

The pump is powered by compressed air or CO₂. The drive gas operates the diaphragm mechanism, while the beverage remains isolated on the fluid side of the pump. This arrangement provides the pressure required to move beer from the keg or storage vessel through the beer line to the dispensing point without mixing the drive gas directly with the beverage.