Ventures Equipment Scorpion Grout Pump – High Performance in a Compact Design
The Ventures Equipment Scorpion Grout Pump is engineered to deliver high performance from a low-footprint solution, making it ideal for smaller workspaces. Featuring the latest progressive cavity pumping technology and proven variable speed hydraulics, this pump offers simple and reliable operation for spray applications, waterproofing, and grout work.
Built for rugged reliability, the Scorpion Grout Pump provides exceptional versatility, allowing users to pump a variety of materials while tackling challenging applications with ease. Accessories such as hoses, couplings, and spray nozzles can be easily added to enhance its capabilities for different project needs. Designed for safe operation, easy cleanup, and low maintenance, this pump is an efficient and cost-effective solution for professionals.
Key Features
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Compact Yet Powerful – Delivers high-performance pumping in a space-saving design.
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Progressive Cavity Pump Technology – Ensures smooth and efficient material flow.
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Variable Speed Control – Provides precise application adjustments for optimal performance.
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Versatile Application Compatibility – Ideal for waterproofing, grouting, and tuck pointing.
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Simple Operation & Low Maintenance – Easy-to-use with minimal upkeep.
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Accessory Ready – Supports hoses, couplings, and spray nozzles for customized applications.
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Portable & Lightweight – Designed for easy transport and maneuverability.
Specifications
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Power Supply: 115V, 20A
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Motor: 1.5 HP Electric Motor
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Speed Control: Variable Speed
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Hopper Capacity: 2 CUFT
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Outlet Size: 1” (25mm)
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Output Capacity: 25 ft³ / 0.9 yd³ per hour
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Dimensions: 54”L x 20”W x 35”H
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Weight: 200 lbs
The Ventures Equipment Scorpion Grout Pump is the perfect solution for professionals seeking a compact, reliable, and high-performance pump. With its versatile capabilities, user-friendly operation, and durable construction, this pump is built to maximize efficiency and productivity on any job site.
