When space is tight in dewatering applications, the hour of compact multipurpose pumps has come. The manufacturer Tsurumi relies on technical symmetry here.

Since training is difficult in Corona times, Tsurumi has published numerous videos on his website demonstrating the maintenance of dewatering and sewage pumps. They not only show how things are done technically, but also provide valuable insights into the design of the pumps.

Cement suspension, sand, mud and pebbles in the water: During the construction of a rainwater retention basin in Bielefeld, Germany, the “hoover of the construction diver” helps to install the underwater concrete floor.

Ambitious civil engineering projects and distant raw material deposits: when the job is to go really deep, it is not only sheer pump performance that matters. Often more important is the pH value of the water.

The manufacturer Tsurumi is testing a new service for pump operators: Live broadcasts on the internet that teach technical knowledge.

Tsurumi has expanded its HS series pumps with a model offering a remarkable performance mix for all types of dewatering tasks.

If concrete is involved, things get tough: “regular” water pumps often wear out faster than economically acceptable. However, for some applications even the smallest model is sufficient.

Blockages are an increasing challenge in many pumping stations these days: Too many household wipes make the pump technology capitulate.

Corona everywhere: Not only for the industry no easy situation. At Tsurumi, a manufacturer of pumps for clear water, wastewater and sewage, the situation is more relaxed than elsewhere. Because the Japanese have a different supply concept.

At Tsurumi, not only the pumps are running smoothly, but business is also flourishing: In Great Britain, the pump manufacturer took over a well-known supplier at the turn of the year.