ATDP Range

The Hi-Force ATDP series of twin double acting air driven hydrostatic pressure testing pumps offers a choice of 3 models with output pressure capacities ranging from 1260 psi (87 bar) to 21600 psi (1489 bar). The twin double acting design offers a much higher displacement volume per stroke than the smaller AHP and AHP2 series, making it ideal for prefill as well as pressure testing. All models are supplied with a 6” diameter glycerin filled vibra-gauge, inlet airline filter, lubricator and regulator unit, pump start/stop valve and fluid strainer. Viton and ethylene propylene seals for handling special fluids or chemicals can be factory fitted prior to delivery if required. Other seal materials are available on request.

  • Output pressures up to 21600 psi
  • Suitable for use with various fluids
  • 6" dual scale vibra pressure gauge
  • Infinitely variable output pressure and fluid displacement speed
  • Airline regulator for easy setting of input air and output hydraulic pressure
  • Air consumption 212 scfm (6 m3 / minute) at 100 psi
  • Fluid inlet port of 1" BSPF with integral Y-type fluid strainer
  • Optional stroke counter system, chart recorder and isolation section for chemical duty available on request

Model Number Max Output Pressure (psi) at airline input pressure Fluid Volume Displacement per Stroke (inch3) Outlet Port Thread Weight lbs Dimensions in inch
20 psi 1.38 bar 60 psi 4.14 bar 100 psi 6.9 bar Length Width Height
ATDP63 1260 3770 6300 16.78 1/2" NPT 211.6 30.13 22.46 27.58
ATDP125 2494 7497 12500 6.54 1/2" NPT 211.6 30.13 22.46 27.58
ATDP216 4321 12963 21600 4.82 1 1/8"-12UNF 211.6 30.13 22.46 27.58

Hydraulic Pressure Approximate Rate of Discharge (gallons/min) at air input pressure 100 psi (7 bar)
psi bar ATDP63 ATDP125 ATDP216
0 0 8.5 4.46 2.51
1000 69 6.78 3.7 2.32
2000 138 5.41 3.25 2.11
3000 207 4.28 2.8 1.95
4000 276 3.3 2.48 1.82
5000 345 2.11 2.19 1.69
6000 414 0.74 1.93 1.61
8000 552 * 1.27 1.45
10000 690 * 0.79 1.29
12000 828 * 0.11 1.14
16000 1103 * * 0.84
20000 1379 * * 0.42

* Pressure exceeds pump capacity