Pumps
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Mounts on 55-gallon drums to transfer liquid chemicals directly into treatment processes without separate storage tanks.
Open helical screw rotating in an inclined trough that lifts wastewater or raw water without clogging on debris.
Positive displacement pump using helical rotor inside elastomer stator to convey thick, abrasive slurries without pulsation.
Pumps liquids with suspended solids, grit, or biosolids using enlarged passages and abrasion-resistant materials to prevent clogging.
Positive displacement pump using hydraulic oil to flex a diaphragm for accurate, leak-free chemical dosing in treatment plants.
Self-priming pump using compressed air to flex diaphragms that move liquids without seals or electric motors.
Reciprocating pump using piston strokes to deliver chemicals and slurries at high pressure with precise flow control.
Positive displacement pump using a reciprocating plunger for high-pressure chemical dosing in treatment plants.
Positive displacement pump using rotating lobes to gently transfer viscous sludge and biosolids without damaging solids or shearing polymers.
Centrifugal pump with inlet cutting blades that shred rags and debris to prevent clogging in raw sewage applications.
Pumps that remove drainage water from below-grade sumps while remaining accessible in a separate dry chamber for maintenance.
Centrifugal pump with multiple impellers stacked in series to generate high pressure for elevated storage and membrane systems.
Horizontal pump with casing split at centerline for easy maintenance, ideal for high-flow clean water applications in treatment plants.
Centrifugal pump with collinear ports that mounts directly in pipelines, saving floor space for transfer and process applications.
Centrifugal pump with impeller set back from flow path to handle solids-laden wastewater without clogging.
Single-stage pump that draws fluid axially through one end and discharges radially, commonly used for general water transfer applications.
Multistage pump with submerged motor that lifts water from deep sources without requiring surface-mounted equipment or priming systems.
Wastewater pump with open-channel impeller that passes solids and stringy debris without clogging in lift stations.
Self-contained pump and motor unit that operates underwater to remove liquids from sumps and wet wells.
High-flow, low-head pump using propeller impeller to move large water volumes axially through municipal intake and discharge systems.
Submersible sewage pump with cutting blades that macerate solids into fine slurry before discharge through small-diameter force mains.
Multi-stage pump with submerged impellers on a vertical shaft, ideal for high-head pumping from deep wells or wet wells.