LF-B10 Pneumatic Liquid Booster Pump for Industrial Pressure Packages

Choose the LF-B10 pneumatic liquid booster pump when your equipment specification calls for air-driven liquid pressure up to 1,600 psi (110 bar). With a listed displacement of 66.4 mL per cycle, this model gives machine builders and industrial buyers a defined starting point for pressure package design.

The LF-B10 combines a 1-inch NPT liquid inlet, a 1/2-inch NPT liquid outlet, and a 1/2-inch NPT air-drive connection. Its maximum air supply pressure is 150 psi.

From the first equipment drawing to the purchase specification, these ratings help engineering and procurement teams work from the same product data.

LF-B10 Ratings at a Glance

All specifications shown here refer to the LF-B10 configuration.

Three Product Details That Shape Your Selection

A common pressure rating for both duty modes.
The published continuous and intermittent output limits are both 1,600 psi. Therefore, the pressure reference remains consistent when reviewing either operating schedule.

A defined liquid volume per cycle.
The 66.4 mL displacement helps engineers assess liquid delivery needs. However, it is a per-cycle value, rather than a flow rate per minute. Required flow must also be checked at the intended working pressure.

Separate inlet and discharge sizes.
The 1-inch inlet and 1/2-inch outlet give assembly teams clear connection references. Accordingly, supply and discharge pipework can be specified separately.

For additional configurations, explore our pneumatic liquid booster pumps.

Evaluate the Complete Pressure Package

A successful pump selection starts with the task performed by the equipment. The LF-B10 can be evaluated for liquid pressure packages, component test fixtures, and machine pressure circuits, subject to application review.

For a test fixture, define the volume to be filled, the pressure required, and the time available for each stage. For a machine circuit, describe when liquid is needed and how demand changes during production.

Next, check the available compressed-air supply. Both pressure and supply capacity matter to the operating review. The stated 150 psi maximum is an upper limit; it does not establish the air setting required for every task.

Finally, confirm the working liquid and temperature. Wetted materials and seals must be suitable for the actual fluid before the configuration is approved for use.

Keep Installation Details Clear

Use the listed NPT sizes when preparing the connection schedule. Also, confirm port gender and mating fitting details against the product drawing before ordering adapters.

The connected liquid circuit needs its own pressure review. Select hoses, valves, gauges, and fittings for the intended fluid service and operating pressure.

In addition, check the pump’s dimensions and mounting arrangement before completing the equipment layout. Leave access for pipe connections, inspection, and service work.

Our air-driven liquid pump range provides related options for equipment projects with different requirements.

Prepare One Specification for Engineering and Purchasing

For a new build, include the LF-B10 model reference in the equipment bill of materials. Then record the confirmed operating conditions, connection details, and supply scope.

For a replacement order, provide the existing pump reference and installation drawing where available. Matching pressure ratings alone does not establish mechanical or fluid compatibility.

For repeat purchases, retain the agreed configuration as the order reference. Also, identify any required manuals, drawings, accessories, or other documentation during the quotation stage. This helps keep the commercial offer aligned with the equipment specification.

Request LF-B10 Pricing and Availability

Send us the following details for a project-specific quotation:

• Working liquid and operating temperature.

• Required outlet pressure and flow.

• Available air pressure and supply capacity.

• Operating cycle and expected hours of use.

• Order quantity and delivery destination.

• Required delivery date and documentation.

A circuit diagram can further clarify the inlet supply and connected equipment.

Request an LF-B10 booster pump quotation to discuss the configuration, supply scope, pricing, and lead time for your project.