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Centrifugal Pumps are primarily used to handle clear water,
void of debris, where combinations of volume and pressure are needed. Some are
designed to distribute chemicals and fertilizers. |
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Trash and Sewage Pumps are used for dirty water in place of a standard
Centrifugal
Pump. These will remove water mixed with solids. Excellent for high
volume
seepage control and output pumping of excavations, drainage ditches, and catch basins. |
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Pressure Testing Pumps are primarily used by Fire
Departments and Emergency crews. Reliable and
portable, these pumps can also be used for jetting, powering Sprinkler Systems,
high pressure cleaning and water-supply pumping. |
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Diaphragm Pumps
are suitable for controlling slow seepage in
trenches and small
excavations. The water level is usually low and the pumps can run for many hours
continuously. Excellent for pumping septic tanks and well systems. Equally
useful where large amounts of air and abrasive solids are pulled into the pump. |
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Submersible Pmps are used to control variable seepage around structural footings,
coffer dams, ditches, deep pilings, and manholes. Also excellent for pumping clear
water. These pumps require little maintenance. |
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Hydrant Pumps are lightweight portable pumps
that can be used in just
about any application where water needs to be transferred such as hydrants and meter pits.
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Miscellaneous Pumps
are pumps that do not fall into any one
particular category above. |
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Strainers
are a valuable Pump Accessory that protect the internal parts of
the pump's waterway by preventing rocks and other debris from
entering the Inlet. |
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Skimmers
are Strainers designed specifically for shallow water
conditions, that also provide pump protection from debris. |
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Discharge
Hoses
as the name implies, provide removal of fluids from the
immediate area and are attached to the Outlet. |
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