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High-volume fluid handling is essential for maintaining production efficiency and throughput. When operations require moving large quantities of paints, chemicals, coatings, or other low- to medium-viscosity materials, having a reliable pumping solution ensures consistent performance and keeps production schedules on track.
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Built for High-Volume Applications
ARO 4-ball piston pumps support high-volume operations with dependable, continuous performance. Designed for materials up to 12,500 cPs and flows up to 149 liters (32.8 gpm), they deliver smooth, consistent output on every stroke. Robust material options allow these pumps to handle diverse fluids while helping keep production predictable and efficient.
Where 4-Ball Pumps Deliver Best
Medium Flow / Standard Production 4-Ball Pumps
Use case: Continuous process feeding, recirculation, chemical supply lines.
High Flow / High-Capacity 4-Ball Pumps
Use case: Large-scale transfer, tank-to-tank movement, high-demand production supply.

AF0603 Series 4-Ball Piston Pumps
- 3:1 Ratio
- Max Flow: 29.3 GPM (110.8 l/min)
- Max Fluid Pressure: 457 psi (31,5 bar)

AF0805 Series 4-Ball Piston Pumps
- 5:1 Ratio
- 8" Air Motor
- Max Flow: 32.8 GPM (124 l/min)
- Max Fluid Pressure: 702 psi (48.8 bar)
What Sets These Pumps Apart?
- High-Flow Double-Acting Technology
Four-ball valve design combined with double-acting operation creates fluid movement on both pump strokes. This delivers nearly twice the flow rate compared to single-acting designs, maximizing throughput for time-sensitive operations where transfer speed directly impacts productivity. Learn more about the piston pump motor technology here. - Material Compatibility for Industrial Fluids
Stainless steel lower end construction handles water-based and corrosive formulations. When your process involves abrasive materials, standard ceramic coating on plunger rods and cylinder tubes provides enhanced wear resistance, extending component durability. - Pneumatic and Hydraulic Options
Available with pneumatic air motors or hydraulic motor configurations, providing flexibility to integrate into your existing facility infrastructure without requiring new power source installations. - Simplified Maintenance Approach
Universal valve block design means serviceable components work across different motor sizes, reducing spare parts inventory. Interchangeable parts speed up maintenance procedures and minimize equipment downtime when service is needed. - Support Throughout Your Operation
Our application specialists work with you to determine the right pump specifications based on your fluid properties, desired flow rates, and operating pressures. From selection to installation and ongoing operation, we provide guidance to help optimize your fluid handling processes.
Dependable Performance, Day After Day
ARO 4-ball piston pumps are built for reliable, easy-to-maintain operation that reduces downtime, minimizes waste, and helps maintain consistent application quality. Combined with ARO’s technical guidance and support network, we deliver a fluid handling solution you can trust every day. Connect with us for application-specific recommendations, pricing, or to find your local ARO distributor.
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