The Flux JuniorFlux is the compact end of the Flux drum pump family, built for smaller containers and lighter duties. Motor and pump come as a single permanently connected unit, which keeps the whole thing light and quick to move between vessels. Polypropylene construction gives good resistance to acids, alkalis and general aqueous chemicals. If you are decanting from jerry cans, small drums or 25 litre containers rather than emptying full barrels, this is the sensible starting point.
JuniorFlux pumps sit in the Flux 300 series, designed around lower flow rates and thinner liquids rather than heavy industrial throughput. They handle low viscosity fluids comfortably, covering cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, light oils, acids and alkalis. The narrow tube diameter suits tight container openings where a full size 400 series pump simply will not fit. A 1 inch BSP discharge connection keeps hose and nozzle options straightforward.
The sealless design means there is no mechanical seal in contact with the liquid, so there is no seal to wear out and the inner tube drains cleanly after use. That makes the pump particularly well suited to continuous work with the same fluid, and to liquids such as hydrochloric acid that punish conventional seals. Immersion lengths are matched to smaller containers, and kits arrive complete with hose and nozzle. Running costs stay low because there is very little to replace.
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The JuniorFlux is designed for emptying smaller containers such as jerry cans, 25 litre drums and other compact vessels. It suits low viscosity liquids including cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, acids, alkalis and light oils. Think of it as the pump for regular small transfers rather than bulk drum emptying.
Both sit in the Flux 300 series and share a sealless design, but the JuniorFlux has its motor permanently connected to the pump tube. The CombiFlux uses a quick release coupling so the motor detaches, and it offers a battery powered option. Choose JuniorFlux for simplicity and CombiFlux where you need cordless operation or want to share one motor across several tubes.
It means there is no mechanical seal sitting in the liquid path. Without that seal there is nothing to wear out, the inner tube drains properly after each use, and service life tends to be long. The trade off is that sealless pumps are not the right choice for abrasive liquids.
No. The JuniorFlux range is not ATEX certified, so it should not be used with flammable liquids or in a classified hazardous area. For solvents, fuels and similar duties you need an ATEX rated pump and motor from our Flammable Liquids range.
Absolutely! If you’re unsure which pump is the best fit for your application, our team is here to help. You can pop up to our live chat for instant support, or simply send your requirements and pump details to sales@tfpumps.com. One of our experts will quickly recommend the most suitable pump for your needs.
