Send a part number, a photo, or a whole BOM — we supply it and stand behind it. EXW Singapore — collect from our office.

3G Electric
Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kit - Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kits
DaytonDayton Fluid-End Repair Kits

Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kit

Dayton Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kits.

SKU 3G-OTH-87299

Brand
Dayton
Item
Fluid-End Repair Kit
Category
Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kits
Available to Order
Trade pricing by quote — replies within 24h
Qty
WhatsApp an engineerMessage via Telegram
No account needed — your quote request goes straight to our engineers. A free account lets you track quotes and re-order faster.
EXW Singapore
Collect or forward from our office
Datasheet on Request
Technical specs
1-Day Quote
Replies within 24h

Local availability & support — Singapore

Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Payment
Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.

Technical Documents

No technical documents available for this product.
Request documentation →
Not sure this is the right part? Get a recommendation.

Need installation or engineering help?

Installation, commissioning, maintenance plans, system design, and bundled product + service quotes — one team handles the full scope.
Talk to an engineer

Ask a question

Dayton Products
3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore

Product Description

Dayton Dayton Fluid-End Repair Kits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit used for?

A Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit is used to rebuild the fluid end of reciprocating pumps in industrial cleaning, water jetting, and fluid transfer systems. It contains Santoprene seals and components to restore pump performance and prevent leaks. 3G Electric supplies this kit worldwide.

What are the specifications of the Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit ?

The Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit model includes Santoprene seals and components. Its manufacturer part number is . This kit is designed for use with Dayton pumps and compatible fluid ends. For exact dimensions and pressure ratings, consult the pump manual or contact 3G Electric.

Where to buy Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit worldwide?

You can order the Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit from 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time. We source and deliver genuine Dayton repair kits.

How to install a Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit?

To install a Dayton Fluid End Repair Kit, first depressurize and drain the pump. Remove the fluid end cover and old seals. Clean all mating surfaces thoroughly. Lubricate new Santoprene seals with compatible oil, then install them in the correct order. Reassemble and torque to manufacturer specifications. Test for leaks before operation.

Used in

Common applications for Dayton
Manufacturing — Dayton 21XJ72 motor for machine tool coolant pumps circulates coolant during cutting, grinding, and drilling operations.
Water management — Dayton 3YU59 submersible sump pump removes water from basements, crawl spaces, and construction sites.
HVAC — Dayton 804T11 unit heater provides supplemental heating in warehouses, workshops, and garages.
Power transmission — Dayton 2X897 pillow block bearing supports rotating shafts in conveyors, fans, and other machinery.
Workshop — Dayton 2LKR8 bench grinder sharpens tools and deburrs metal parts with dust exhaust for a cleaner environment.
Fluid handling — Dayton 5RGV6 fountain pump circulates and aerates water in decorative ponds and fountains.
Not sure this is the right part? Photo-identify it→

Dayton Products

3G Electric supplies Dayton dayton fluid-end repair kits. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

You might also need

Burners & Combustion →Pumps & Compressors →Spare Parts →All Products →

More from Dayton

View all Dayton parts →

Customer reviews

No reviews yet — be the first

Questions & answers

No questions yet — ask us the first