Submersible Pumps for Sandy Water

08.09.2011

The new series of submersible pumps WELL S by Zuwa is equipped with full floating rotors.

Submersible Pumps for Sandy Water

Submersible pump WELL S (©2011 ZUWA-Zumpe GmbH)

This new design is able to pump water with a sand content of 180 grams per cubic metre. Rotors and diffusers are made of corrosion resistant, non toxic Polycarbonate. Pump body and shaft are made of stainless steel.

The pumps withstand a maximum water temperature of 40°C. Maximum flow rate is 75 litres per minute, pump head depends on model and can reach up to 150 metres.

Well pumps are used to discharge clean water from wells or springs for domestic water supply, agricultural or horticultural irrigation or pressure boosting. If required the pumps can be provided with a pump control, automatically starting the pump when water is withdrawn.

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