Triple R HT113 Electric High Pressure Tester (1000 PSI, 0.25 GPM, 120V)

1000 PSI Hydrostatic Test Pump for Valves, Fittings and Small Lines

Product Overview

Proving a valve or fitting at high pressure should not require hauling a large triplex test rig to the job. The Triple R HT113 is a 15 lb electric hydrostatic pressure tester that draws 1.5 A at 120VAC. This 1000 PSI hydrostatic test pump brings small test volumes to pressure immediately, and its stainless steel check valves help prevent pressure loss during the hold.

Key Features and Benefits of Triple R HT113 High Pressure Hydrostatic Test Pump

• Output on this high pressure hydrostatic test pump adjusts from 50 to 1000 PSI, so one unit covers low-pressure checks and full-rating tests. That leaves one less tool to carry.
• The 113C positive displacement plunger pump moves a fixed volume on every stroke, so pressure starts rising as soon as a small part is full. Valve and fitting tests start without a long wait.
• The glycerin-filled 2000 PSI gauge is rated to twice the pump's maximum, as Triple R recommends, and a gauge reads most accurately near mid-scale. Readings at 1000 PSI sit right in that range.
• At 15 lbs and 8.2 inches long, the unit fits on a bench or in a service truck. A standard 120V outlet powers it.
• Stainless steel wetted metal parts, a ceramic plunger, and Buna seals resist wear, and a hex wrench is the only tool needed to take the pump apart. Seal service stays quick when the time comes.

Choosing the HT113 by Test Volume

The Triple R HT113 delivers 0.25 GPM open flow (the flow with no system pressure). At that rate, a 5-gallon volume takes at least 20 minutes to fill, and a 50-gallon system takes over three hours. That makes this 1000 PSI hydrostatic test pump a fit for valves, fittings, short lines, and components. To fill larger piping before testing, the Triple R HT-454 delivers 4.5 GPM open flow.

Applications

Pumptec positions the Triple R HT113 for low flow, high-pressure testing of valves, lines, and fittings. It belongs on the bench next to other valve pressure testing equipment.

• Valves. A valve pressure tester only has to fill a small body cavity, which suits 0.25 GPM flow.
• Fittings and short lines. Fittings and short line sections reach test pressure without a long fill.
• Small components. A 1000 PSI hydrostatic test pump can bring small water-filled components to full test pressure on the bench.

Setup and Operating Notes

Any valve pressure test procedure with the HT113 should follow the operating cautions in the 113C manual:

• Do not run the pump dry or starve the inlet. Feed it from a filtered tank mounted above the pump or from a pressurized line.
• Open all valves before starting to avoid a pressure spike.
• Mount it in any position except with the pump head above the motor.
• Use a pressurized inlet for water above 130°F.
• Disconnect power before servicing, keep the unit out of rain and chemical spray, and never submerse it.

Flexible hoses on both ports reduce amp draw, noise, and vibration on this high pressure water test pump.

Technical Specifications

HT113 vs REED HTP1000

Each is a 1000 PSI hydrostatic test pump, but they suit different jobs. Compared with larger high-pressure testing equipment, both are small enough to carry by hand.

Choose the Triple R HT113 electric hydrostatic pressure tester for repeat tests where a motor keeps output steady. Choose the REED HTP1000 for sites without power.

Buy the Triple R HT113 Online from Cleanflow

Cleanflow Utility Supply Company is an authorized Triple R supplier and carries the Triple R HT113 high pressure hydrostatic test pump. Orders ship across Canada and the USA, and free shipping applies to most orders over $199. Exchanges are accepted within 30 days of purchase under the Cleanflow refund policy. For help choosing valve pressure testing equipment, email info@cleanflow.ca.