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Sentry™ Maintenance
The Lafferty Sentry™ features a stainless steel mechanical pump that is field-tested up to 1 million strokes. This post explains possible performance issues that can be rectified in the field with simple cleaning or...
Part Details: Control Box Air Solenoid #720201 & Similar
Debris from dirty compressed air utilities can cause the solenoid to stick in the open or closed position. Attempt to clear the obstruction by pushing the button on the solenoid body.If this does not correct the issue...
Part Details: Air Check Valves #491302 & 491306
How to disassemble air check valves for inspection and cleaning.
Stainless Steel Foggers
Stainless steel materials of construction may be required for certain pharmaceutical or food/beverage manufacturing facilities. Many fogger models are available with stainless steel fogger bodies and metering tip...
Mixing Station Overview & Setup
Lafferty Chemical Mixing Stations™ are water-driven chemical proportioners that consistently dilute chemical concentrate to precise ratios and dispense at the appropriate flow rate. They can often be installed by those...
Foam Bars with Spreader Nozzles
Lafferty Foam Bars include machined stainless steel Spreader Nozzles, which rotate inward to overlap output for heavier foam coverage over a narrower area, and outward to maximize coverage width.
