FM5FLUID MANAGEMENT

The simplicity of design and multiple configuration options of the FM5 accommodate a variety of setups and make transport easy. With the FM5, "easy" is the operative term. It even has a built-in bag ripper.

KEY FEATURES

DETAILS

LITERATURE

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KEY FEATURES,

FM5

Venturi wet hopper allows excellent mixing of fluids; the hopper's steeper sides help speed up mixing cycles.
Narrow tank can be positioned side-by-side with a drill unit on a trailer, making the equipment easy to transport to the jobsite.

DETAILS,

FM5

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Tank's sloping bottom ensures that all drilling fluid flows through the pump and is thoroughly mixed.

Flexible pump mounting offers a variety of setup configurations; pump delivers 160 gpm (606 L/min) flow.

LITERATURE,

FM5

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MANUAL,

FM5

SPECIFICATIONS,

FM5

DIMENSIONS	U.S.	METRIC
Length	123 in	3.13 m
Height	53 in	1.35 m
Width	25.6 in	650 mm
Weight, empty	660 lb	299 kg
Weight, full of water	3164 lb	1435 kg
POWER	U.S.	METRIC
Engine	Honda GX160
Fuel	Gasoline
Cooling medium	Air
Number of cylinders	1
Displacement	9.9 in³	162 cm³
Bore	2.7 in	69 mm
Stroke	1.8 in	46 mm
Gross power @ 3600 rpm	5.5 hp	4.1 kW
FLUID CAPACITIES	U.S.	METRIC
Fuel tank	1 gal	3.6 L
Engine oil	0.6 qt	0.6 L
FLUID MIXING SYSTEM	U.S.	METRIC
Maximum pump flow rate, water	160 gpm	606 L/min
Drilling fluid/mixing tank capacity	300 gal	1136 L
Mixing time for 50 lb (22.7 kg)	1 min
Mixing time for 100 lb (45 kg)	2 min
Maximum fluid pressure	40 psi	2.8 bar
Mixing hopper capacity	1 ft³	28 L

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