Atlas Copco Diaphragm Pumps — The DOP 15 Air-Driven Pump
Air in, slurry out: the DOP 15 pneumatic diaphragm pump moves viscous fluids, cement slurries, and abrasive water off your site on compressor air alone — no motor to burn, safe in wet and hazardous conditions, and it runs dry all day without damage.
The short version
The DOP 15 at $3,200 is the air-site answer to dewatering and slurry. On electric power instead? The WEDA submersible range covers drainage to slurry duty. All pumps we stock are in the pumps category.
The Machine
DOP 15 Pneumatic Diaphragm Pump
A compressed-air diaphragm pump built for the ugly end of dewatering: cement slurry, drilling mud, abrasive and solids-laden water that eats centrifugal impellers. No electrics near the water, self-priming, dry-run tolerant, and throttled by a simple air valve.
Choose it when: the site already runs compressor air and the water is too dirty for an electric submersible.
Key specs
Diaphragm Pump Questions
What is a pneumatic diaphragm pump good for?
Dirty water: cement and bentonite slurries, drilling returns, sump water full of fines. The flexing diaphragm has no impeller to wear, tolerates solids, self-primes, and runs dry — the abuse-proof pump of the family.
Air-driven or electric pump?
Air if a compressor already feeds your tools and the fluid is abrasive or the area hazardous. Electric WEDA submersibles win on continuous high-volume drainage where power is at hand.
What air supply does it need?
Standard tool air — the same compressor feeding a breaker runs the pump; flow throttles with a valve. Call for a match to your compressor and head requirement.
How fast does it ship?
In stock — same day on orders by 4 PM Eastern.
Move the Water Nobody Else Wants
Tell us the fluid and the lift and we will size the pump.