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The LEVEL5 Quick Release Compound Pump is made from lightweight anodized aluminum with a corrosion-resistant red finish to withstand more than 250,000 cycles without maintenance or repair. Used to fill automatic taping and finishing tools, this compound pump is designed to be an essential part of the drywall finishing arsenal with its quick-release latches and pins for easy assembly/disassembly when cleaning.
Design features include a composite urethane cup seal which lasts 50% longer than traditional rubber seals. It also comes with a FREE Box Filler Valve which is extra-long and compatible with mud pumps by other leading brands.
The compound pump is an integral part of the taping system, as it is used to fill all of the tools with joint compound using either the gooseneck or filler
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The LEVEL5 Drywall Mud Pump is used to fill automatic taping & finishing tools via the box filler valve or gooseneck attachments. This pump’s innovative design features, premium build materials and 7-Year warranty make it the cornerstone of taping tool arsenals worldwide.
Drywall finishers worldwide rely on LEVEL5’s Drywall Compound Pump to be the backbone of their automatic taping tool arsenal. Lab tested to more than 250,000 cycles without needing replacement parts or repair and anodized for extreme durability and easy cleaning, you can depend on our pump to keep your tools primed and ready to go, seven days a week.
What"s equally as important as your automatic taping and finishing tools? You need a reliable mud pump. The drywall compound pump, or mud pump, is necessary to quickly fill your automatic tools such as a flat box or automatic taping tool, and keep the job moving with minimal delay. Without a reliable pump, you’ll be spending more time fiddling with a pump that is difficult to clean, or worse, resorting to hand-filling your tools, which is time consuming, and counter productive.
No pump = no tools, so you need a workhorse that will withstand a lot, and get through your workday, every time. TheLevel5 Drywall Compound Pumpis constructed of billet aluminum, making it much stronger, and more durable than your typical cast aluminum construction.
Another important quality is resistance to corrosion. Tools built of poor quality and materials are prone to rust and corrosion. The anodization on the Level5 Drywall compound pump makes it highly resistant to corrosion, as well as wear and tear!
A good seal is important too! Typically for compound pumps, a rubber seal is used, but the problem with rubber is that it will slowly deteriorate, and before you know it, you’re leaking all over the place. The Level5 Drywall Compound Pump uses a composite urethane cup seal, which provides much longer wear life vs. the traditional rubber seals.
Working with mud can be messy, and when you’re on the job, it"s important to be able to easily clean and maintain your compound pump. You should not be spending any extra time fiddling with small screws or components to clean your pump, or to switch valves.
That’s why the Level5 Compound pump has easy clean features, like grenade pins and easy-release latches on its tube and handle. It also comes with a wrench, and a built-in wrench mount so that you are always prepared to switch from gooseneck to box-filler valve, or make a quick adjustment with ease.
Theoretically, yes you can, but it"s a slow process, and at which point you may be better off hand finishing, as you will impede the speed of the work. The combination of your automatic tools and your mud pump will pay for itself fairly quickly by the speed and quality job that you can achieve.
We think the Level5 Drywall Compound Pump is the best drywall mud pump on the market, and truly the underestimated workhorse in the arsenal of any professional drywall finisher. LEVEL5’s drywall compound pump has been made to meet finisher’s demand for reliability, affordability and workability. This beast of a taping tool is built to withstand years of heavy use. In fact, the Level5 compound pump has been tested for over 250,000 cycles without the need or repair, or replacement parts.
If you’re interested in purchasing a compound pump, you can find more information here. And as always, feel free to email, or give us a call and we’d be happy to provide more information!
The Corrosive Sludge Pump is what happens when the maintenance staff are left with too much time on their hands. A complicated network of piping, distillation bottles, and safety valves results in a very capable device indeed - lobbing globs of toxic waste at those you disapprove of has never been so fun!
The Corrosive Sludge Pump is an unlockable primary weapon for the Driller. It is a large sludge dispenser that fires corrosive sludge, capable of melting enemies. It consists of a number of pipes and valves wrapped around a fuel tank with a nozzle.
The Sludge Pump has two firing modes; Tapping the fire button will fire a single fragment of sludge whereas holding the fire button and releasing will fire a sludge bomb that causes several fragments to fly out upon impact.
Most of the time the amount of additional Heat damage will simply be 2 + 5 * [ Nearby Puddles ]. The Heat Intensity can be raised or lowered in the presence of other Environmental Heat or Cooling effects such as the Blizzards that may occur in the Glacial Strata.
The two modifications, Protein Disruption Mix and Hydrogen Ion Additive, that affect the Sludge Pump"s two sources of slowdown do not add to or replace the slowdown stats. Instead they act as separate multipliers to enemy movement speed.
The Corrosive Sludge Pump used to have a Tier 5 modification called "Ingredient X" which, when selected, would dissolve the armor of enemies. This functionality was removed as an modification and added to the base weapon stats upon the release of Season 2, leaving only two Tier 5 modification choices
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Mud pump, refers to the drilling process to the drilling mud or water and other washing liquid machinery. The main components are volute, impeller, pump seat, pump case, support cylinder, motor seat, motor and other components. Impeller nut is cast iron, so corrosion resistance is good, and convenient processing technology. Pump seat is equipped with four skeleton oil seal and shaft sleeve, prevent shaft wear, prolong the service life of the shaft.
High quality vertical mud pumps with thick, solid shaft and copper motor can be provided in ATO shop. Various models are available, such as 2 inch mud pump, 3 inch mud pump, 4 inch mud pump and 6 inch mud pump. Here is the price list of vertical mud pump.
Sewage mud pump is used in mining, papermaking, printing and dyeing, environmental protection, ceramics, refining, petroleum, chemical industry, farm, dyeing, brewing, food, construction, gold mine, mud, quicksand, mud pond, sewage pond, turbid fluid to send suction thick liquid, loading and suspended matter sewage operation, can also be used for mine drainage and fluid containing mud blocks.
If the mud pump and high-pressure water pump, water gun with the composition of hydraulic mechanized earthwork unit, can be used for land leveling, river and pond dredging, digging and other small water conservancy projects, as well as urban air defense engineering, underground engineering.
Last time you visited the local hardware store or big box home improvement store like the Home Depot® or Lowes® looking for drywall mud you may have been puzzled by the variety. Do all joint compounds work the same or should you use a certain type of mud for certain applications?
Let"s discuss the two basic categories of drywall mud. Then we can discuss the choices within each category. This article is not meant as a review of any brand or recommendation of a certain product line, rather this is a general discussion that applies to several different brands of drywall compound.
Quick set drywall mud comes in powdered form usually in plastic lined paper bags. The plastic lining keeps moisture out and preserves freshness. Keeping the powdered mud dry is critical. When water comes in contact with hot mud it begins an irreversible chemical reaction that causes the mud to harden.
Once quick set drywall mud hardens you cannot reuse it. If a bag of hot mud contains even a few small pieces of hardened mud, it can render the entire bag unusable. Hardened lumps of hot mud cause scratches in drywall seams and make it very difficult to create truly smooth finishes.
When it comes to hot-mud, there is a difference between hardening and drying. Hot mud hardens as a result of a chemical reaction. Manufacturers mix different amounts of hardening agents into the material causing it to set up at different times.
Hot mud is packaged according to the time it takes to harden. For example, quick set drywall mud is sold in packages labeled 5-minute, 20-minute, 45-minute, 90-minute or higher. This refers to the length of time it takes from when the powder comes in contact with water to when it hardens and can be re-coated.
Actual working time is generally less than the time listed. For example, 45-minute hot mud may begin to set up in 30-35 minutes. Hot dry conditions can cause 5-minute mud to set before you even get a chance to spread it on your patch.
The working time can vary slightly depending on a few factors. High humidity or cooler temperatures causes hot mud to take longer to set. If you need quick set drywall powder to set up faster than normal, mixing it with hot water instead of cold will usually do the trick.
Remember, the time associated with quick set drywall compound is the hardening time, not the drying time. For instance, even though 45-minute hot mud may harden within 45 minutes, it can take several hours to dry completely depending on ambient temperature and humidity levels.
When using hot mud you will notice it turn from dark grey to white. The mud is not considered completely dry until it turns completely white in appearance. Unlike traditional drywall compound, it does not shrink as it dries, so it is possible to add additional coats of hot mud before it has completely dried. It is best however, not to paint over hot mud until it has completely dried.
Quick set drywall mud is great for small patch jobs where you don"t want to wait 24 hours before applying a second coat. Hot mud is also used on large drywall jobs for bedding-in mesh drywall tape. This allows the pros to tape and first coat seams all within the first day on a job.
Many pros feel that quick set mud provides a stronger base coat and therefore protects better against cracking. Because of this, some use it as a first coat when finishing corner bead.
Most pros agree that when you use mesh drywall tape, you should always use quick set mud as a first coat. Mesh tape does not provide a strong a bond with the drywall paper and therefore needs the added strength of hot mud. Some manufacturers recommend using quick set compound when choosing mesh tape.
Quick set drywall mud is rarely used as a finish coat. Quick set mud is more difficult to sand than "lightweight all purpose" mud which makes it very difficult to create truly smooth surfaces. Even when hot mud is used for coating patches, a skim coat of lightweight all purpose mud is often used to finish the patch.
There are several brands of quick set drywall mud. The pros all have their preferred brands and different reasons for each. Two popular brands are USG SHEETROCK® brand EZ-sand and Gold Bond® brand Pro Form® quick set drywall mud.
Why is it called "hot" mud? We cannot say for certain how it got that name but there are a couple of possibilities. As hot mud hardens, the chemical reaction creates a small amount of heat which may be a reason some people call it hot mud. Or, it could simply come from the fact that you have to move quickly because it will harden up on you if you don"t finish within its specified time.
Sometimes you will hear hot mud referred to as Durabond®. Durabond® is a trademarked name that refers specifically to a product made by USG®. It was one of the first types of quick set drywall mud that was used extensively in the workplace and for this reason the name became closely associated with quick set drywall mud.
Durabond® is similar to Sheetrock® in that it is simply a brand name that has become popular over the years. Most tradesmen these days prefer types of quick set drywall mud that are easier to work with and easier to sand than Durabond®. But in some areas, all brands of hot mud are referred to as Durabond®.
Pre-mixed drywall mud is sold in either 4.5 gallon buckets or in boxes (cartons) containing a plastic bag of mud. Most often, the boxes of mud are also 4.5 gallons in volume but occasionally you will find 3.5 gallon boxes. Therefore, if you see a box of drywall mud that seems cheeper than most, make sure to check the volume. Pre-mixed drywall mud is, as the name indicates, pre-mixed and ready to use.
Pre-mixed drywall mud is almost always thinned with water before using. The amount of water used depends on how the mud will be applied. For example, bedding in tape requires a thinner than normal consistency.
A thin consistency is also needed when using automatic taping tools to allow a smooth flow of mud through the drywall mud pump. However, if it is too thin, it will be difficult to spread and will shrink back, creating voids. Texture mud is the thinnest of all. It takes time and training to understand what consistency of mud should be used with each application.
When shopping for drywall mud you may notice different types of pre-mixed mud. The three most commonly used are "all purpose", "lightweight all purpose" and "topping". There are of course several other types of joint compound available however these are the most common.
All purpose drywall mud, as the name indicates, is made for all applications. All purpose mud has bonding agents that increase the holding power of drywall tape so it is good for bedding in seams. It is sometimes used to first coat seams and corner beads.
Lightweight all purpose drywall mud, as the name indicates, is made for all applications yet is lighter in weight than all purpose mud. Many pros believe that lightweight joint compound contains less binding agents and therefore is inferior when taping seams. However, it is hard to know for sure since manufacturers don"t openly publish comprehensive lists of drywall mud ingredients. Lightweight compound is often used for first and second coat of seams and corner bead. It is almost always used as a finish coat because of its ease of sanding.
Topping compound is used less often then all purpose or lightweight mud. It can be used to top coat seams and corner bead. It is not recommended for taping joints. Topping compound is whiter in color than all purpose and even whiter than lightweight all purpose. One common use for topping mud is texture applications.
Generally speaking, all types of drywall mud are compatible with one another. Joint compounds can be used over each other but most manufacturers do not recommend mixing the compounds together. It is always the best practice to refer to the manufacturer"s specific recommendations.
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