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Leading Submersible pump solutions for even the toughest conditions
What We Do
Surface mounted pumps | Leading Submersible pumps
Grindex | Dragflow | Hidrostal
Diesel Pumps | Electric Pumps | Hydraulic pumps
Water Pumps | Dredging Pumps | Sewage pumps
Diesel | Electric pump hire |Sewage pumps
Pumps | Controls Panel | Hose Pipes
Custom solutions for specialist pumping projects
Drainage | Dredging Pumps | Sewage Pumps
Pump repair pump maintenance
Pump refurbishment
Using only genuine manufacturer’s spare parts
Collection and return delivery of units possible
Pump System Advice
Design of Specialised Pumping Systems for Unique Applications
Customised pumping solutions designed by our engineers with specialised technical knowledge Leading Submersible pumps
Products
The ECOFLO pump range is a series of 4″ and 6″ self-priming, quiet, and environmentally friendly Stage V engine diesel pumps that are suitable for use in almost every end suction centrifugal pump application due to their two interchangeable impellers.
From grinding machines to the world’s most dependable pumps. Read about Grindex’s history, from its inception to the several generations of dewatering pumps that have contributed to its current success Leading Submersible pumps.
Dragflow is dedicated to developing and engineering systems that will enable our equipment to achieve new levels of depth and performance. With this technique, our equipment may travel more than 600 meters without losing performance while being shielded by the water’s external pressure.
What Our Clients Say
SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS
Submersible pumps are specialized pumps designed to be fully submerged in water or other fluids they are pumping. They are commonly used for various applications such as drainage, sewage pumping, industrial pumping, and in residential wells. Unlike traditional pumps that are installed above ground and require priming to start pumping, submersible pumps are sealed to prevent water from entering the motor and are designed to function underwater.
These pumps typically consist of a motor and pump assembly encased in a waterproof housing. The motor is connected to the impeller, which is responsible for creating the pumping action. Submersible pumps are efficient because they push fluid rather than pulling it, reducing the risk of cavitation.
Submersible pumps come in various sizes and capacities to suit different applications, from small residential pumps for household water supply to large industrial pumps for dewatering mines or construction sites. They offer advantages such as quiet operation, space-saving installation, and high efficiency.
