Manual Suction Hose Pump, Transparent, 160cm

Price range: €14.88 through €24.80

The Manual Suction Hose Pump is a practical solution for transferring liquids such as petrol, diesel and water from one container to another.

Made from durable, transparent PVC, it works without electricity or batteries and is easy to use.

Ideal for boat maintenance, fuel transfer and emptying tanks.

Available in two diameters, Ø12.5mm and Ø22.5mm, both with a length of 160cm.

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Description

The Manual Suction Hose Pump makes transferring liquids easier without lifting heavy containers or using an electric pump.

It is especially useful for boats, yachts, fuel tanks and routine maintenance.

Simply place one end of the hose into the liquid and move it up and down to start the flow.

Once the liquid rises through the hose, direct the other end into a container positioned at a lower level. The liquid will continue flowing automatically.

Made from strong, flexible PVC, the transparent hose lets you see the liquid moving inside. Its lightweight design makes it easy to handle, use and store on board.

Technical Specifications

  • Type: Manual Suction Hose Pump / Siphon Transfer Hose
  • Material: Durable PVC
  • Colour: Transparent
  • Length: 160cm
  • Available Diameters: Ø12.5mm and Ø22.5mm
  • Design: Flexible, corrugated hose
  • Operation: Manual suction with gravity-assisted liquid transfer
  • Power Supply: No electricity or batteries required
  • Suitable Liquids: Petrol, diesel and water
  • Applications: Fuel transfer, tank emptying, boat maintenance and general liquid transfer

Available Sizes

  • Ø12.5mm x 160cm – Wall thickness 2mm, flow rate 3.5 GPM. Ideal for smaller quantities and controlled liquid transfer.
  • Ø22.5mm x 160cm – Wall thickness 3mm, flow rate 10 GPM. Suitable for transferring larger quantities of liquid more quickly.

How to Use

  1. Place one end of the hose into the container holding the liquid.
  2. Hold the other end upwards and move the submerged end up and down until the liquid rises through the hose.
  3. Place the outlet end into an empty container positioned lower than the source container.
  4. Allow the liquid to flow automatically.

The receiving container must be lower than the source container. When transferring fuel, work in a well-ventilated area, away from flames, sparks and heat.