Put pump and tube -20 cm deep in liquid. Shake tube vigorously up/down until liquid rises in the tube, without lifting it out of liquid.


Continue pumping until liquid in tube passes balance level in diagram.




Now stop pumping-action. Liquid will flow automaticly!


How to take shallow liquid out..







  • DIESEL

  • PETROL

  • HEATING OILS

  • KEROSINE
    		•
  • THINNERS

  • SOLVENTS

  • ALCOHOLS

  • CLEANING AGENTS
    		•
  • WATER

  • SALT WATER

  • FERTILIZERS

  • INSECTICIDES
    		•




    Size 10 - 1/2" inch - 10 liters in one minute

    - Tube size inner diameter 1/2" inch.


    Size 30 - 3/4" inch - 30 liters in one minute

    - Tube size inner diameter 3/4" inch.


  •    The more you shake the pump in the liquid, the more liquid will come into the tube.


  •    The length of the tube can vary, to the length of tube your require.


  •    Keep your tube unrolled at all times. When you keep the tube straight it will go down to the bottom of your jerry can or any other container, so this way the pump will even suck the last drop of liquid out.





    • How to take shallow liquid out from containers..

         To remove shallow liquid from small or large flat containers, (trays, troughs, plastic covers, etc), shake the pump horizontally until liquid fills tube up, keep pumping now until liquid passes water level. The liquid will start to flow automaticly now!     [Look at the Diagram]


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    		•  is classified as a quality tool. - Like all quality tools, will work for many many years.
  •  SUPERPUMP_-_
    		•  has no parts that you need to replace.
  •  SUPERPUMP_-_
    		•  is a tool that can be used were ever you work with liquids.
  •  SUPERPUMP_-_
    		•  is a product that can be used extensively in all areas, at Home, at Work, in Leisure, for Agriculture and in Industry.
  •  SUPERPUMP_-_
    		•  makes transferring liquid safe and easy. Most people, when transferring liquid, they lift heavy full containers, and pour slowly, trying not to spill or splash, usually without success, and with a lot of cleaning up afterwards. Unless you use SUPERPUMP you most likely end up with a mess on your deck and hands.


        If you've ever tried to transfer fuel from jerry can to the tank when out on the high seas, you'll know what a nightmare it can be.
    SUPERPUMP is the answer NOT only at seas but any where else when it comes to transferring liquids.