Anyone recognise this milk pump?

kowtow

Trying to track down a new set of seals for this milk pump. The cause of the trouble is a shaft seal which consists of a rubber or neoprene part and a rotating part squeezed together around a spring... there is no identifying plate on the pump itself although the motor is gryphon.. A Google search doesn't help and I now know much more about breastfeeding mothers than I ever planned to....

Nekarsulm

Looks a lot like an Alfa or Gascoigne, although in the Alfa I have the impellor is just in a slot in the shaft.

What is the small pipe with a slight bend on it, on the right hand side of the picture, for?

kowtow

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Looks a lot like an Alfa or Gascoigne, although in the Alfa I have the impellor is just in a slot in the shaft.

What is the small pipe with a slight bend on it, on the right hand side of the picture, for?

It's definitely not an Alfa - at least not one the Alfa agent recognises. Their seal is a different arrangement without the two part sleeve & spring as far as I know. Not sure about Gascoigne..

The little pipe is an overflow or drain of some kind. Seems to work better when blocked up.

_Brian

Not an Alfa pump that I've ever seen.

Is it not a Fullwood pump.

Sam Kade

kowtow wrote: »

Trying to track down a new set of seals for this milk pump. The cause of the trouble is a shaft seal which consists of a rubber or neoprene part and a rotating part squeezed together around a spring... there is no identifying plate on the pump itself although the motor is gryphon.. A Google search doesn't help and I now know much more about breastfeeding mothers than I ever planned to....

I know what you mean, I was checking out milk pumps on google during the summer.

Night Nav

Looks like a Fullwood to me

flyingfarmer

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