ePRO Series 100 Electric Drum Pump

This product series is not available in US & Canada

A drum pump is a portable pump designed to safely and easily transfer liquids from drums, barrels, or containers. These containers usually hold 55 gallons (200 liters) of fluid. Instead of tilting or pouring the heavy container, a drum pump lets you pump out the liquid cleanly.

Drum pumps are used in many industries, including chemical processing, agriculture, food and beverage, and water treatment. They can handle:

• various fluid viscosity
• various types of fluids, such as mineral oils, acids (nitric acid, alkalis, hydrofluoric acid, chromic acid, etc.), detergents, and fertilizers.

ARO’s ePRO Series 100 is a next-generation electric drum pump designed for industrial fluid transfer. Engineered with precision and backed by ARO’s global supply chain, this portable pump system offers unmatched safety, simplicity, and modularity for chemical, industrial, and process applications.

• Fast setup and reduced downtime
• Chemical resistance with PVDF and stainless steel options
• Engineered and designed to be leak-free
• Low total cost of ownership
• Easy cleaning and maintenance
• Safe for explosive environments (ATEX models coming soon)

The ePRO Series 100 drum pump is designed for tough jobs. It can handle strong chemicals and delicate fluids.

This pump is safe for dangerous and industrial environments. It has certifications like CE and ISO 12100. It will also have ATEX and UL approvals soon. This makes it ready for use around the world.

• Chemical & Petrochemical
• Pharmaceuticals
• Surface Technology
• Water & Wastewater Treatment

Unlike other portable pump systems, ARO’s ePRO Series 100 offers:

• Simplified 3-part ordering system
• Plug-and-play setup
• More durable drive shaft and rigid pump tube
• Global support and distribution
• Competitive pricing and 2-year warranty
• Enhanced efficiency and reduced physical effort compared to hand pumps

A drum pump consists of three main parts — the motor, pump tube, and discharge hose. The pump tube is inserted into the drum’s opening, reaching near the bottom.

When the motor is turned on (either electric, air-driven, or manual), it drives an impeller or a rotor inside the pump tube. This motion creates suction, pulling the liquid up through the tube and out through the discharge spout or hose.

Some drum pumps use a centrifugal mechanism for thin fluids. Others use a positive displacement design for thicker fluids. The result is a controlled, spill-free, and ergonomic way to empty drums safely and efficiently.