11312 Diaphragm Repair Kit – M-Series Heated Dia-Vac Pumps
SKU: 11312

SKU: 11312
- Part Number: 11312
- Diaphragm Material: 3-ply 100% PTFE
- Repair kit designed for: M-Series Heated or Elevated Dia-Vac® Pumps
- Weight: 0.1 lbs. (approximate)
- Operating Range: Suitable for heated and high-temperature applications
- Genuine OEM Dia-Vac® replacement
- Designed for M-Series heated pumps
- Durable diaphragm construction for extended service life
- Withstands elevated temperatures without cracking or deformation
$166.00
Prices for items exclude shipping costs and taxes. Depending on your delivery address, taxes may vary at checkout.The 11312 diaphragm repair kit is a genuine Dia-Vac® replacement designed for M-Series heated pump models. This kit restores pump reliability, reduces downtime, and ensures performance under demanding conditions. Built to Dia-Vac standards, it delivers a direct replacement fit so maintenance teams can keep equipment running without delays.
Overview of the 11312 Diaphragm Repair Kit
This repair kit includes OEM diaphragms made to withstand heated operating environments. It is commonly used when pumps begin to lose efficiency or show wear after extended service.
Applications & Use Cases
The 11312 kit is used across industries that rely on heated vacuum operation, including:
- • Environmental monitoring systems requiring heated gas sampling
- • Industrial facilities handling moisture-laden gases
- • Research labs that depend on consistent heated pump performance
Compare with Other Kits
- 11005 Teflon + EPDM Kit – balanced resistance and flexibility
- 11011 All-Teflon Kit – maximum chemical resistance
- 11711 All-Teflon Kit – designed for all-Teflon durability
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FAQs
What Dia-Vac pumps does the 11312 fit?
This kit is designed for use with M-Series heated Dia-Vac pumps.
How often should diaphragms be replaced?
Most diaphragms last 6 to 12 months. Pumps running nonstop should be inspected every 4 to 6 months to catch wear early.
Is installation complicated?
Not at all. With standard tools, most technicians can complete installation in minutes.