Conventional diaphragm designs feature an outer piston, creating a “product-trap” zone that is susceptible to abrasion, wear and leakage. Reduced-stroke Integral Piston Diaphragms (IPDs) avoid that trap but usually limit flow and suction lift — in some cases by as much as 50%.
By removing the outer piston, Chem-Fuse™ diaphragms eliminate this critical failure mode. And because they use a full-stroke, integral piston design, they retain or improve performance, making them suitable for more demanding fluid services.
Chem-Fuse™ IPDs represent a significant advance over conventional AODD pump diaphragms. The one-piece design eliminates the outer piston, reducing abrasion, leak potential and the need for maintenance.
In chemical transfer, you can’t accept weak links. Traditional diaphragms and many reduced-stroke IPDs introduce tradeoffs: either you sacrifice durability or performance. Chem-Fuse™ diaphragms sidestep that compromise. They combine full-stroke design with an integral piston, eliminating leak zones while preserving or enhancing flow and suction.
Chem-Fuse™ diaphragms are engineered for robustness, compatibility and versatility. Key specs include:
Chem-Fuse™ Benefits summary:
Chem-Fuse™ diaphragms are ideal where pump integrity, chemical compatibility and reliability are non-negotiable:
Chem-Fuse™ is more than a diaphragm — it’s a performance leap. Unlike conventional diaphragms or suboptimal IPDs, it doesn’t force tradeoffs. Its one-piece integral design eliminates product trap zones while preserving full-stroke performance. That translates into higher uptime, safer operation, and lower lifecycle cost.
Chem-Fuse™ is part of Wilden’s® tradition of innovation in AODD pump technology. You can use the Chem-Fuse™ savings calculator to discover the potential impact of Chem-Fuse™ products on your business.
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It uses a one-piece integral piston design with no outer piston, eliminating abrasion zones and leak paths common in conventional membranes.
No. Because it retains a full stroke and an integral piston, it maintains or improves flow/suction lift compared to reduced-stroke IPDs (up to a 100% increase in some cases).
2–3x in many applications; up to 15x under harsh conditions.
Yes, in most Wilden® Pro-Flo® SHIFT, bolted metal, and plastic models. Check model compatibility and material selection.
Different materials (Wil-Flex®, Bunalast™, Saniflex™) handle different ranges and chemistries.
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