Submersible sewage pump with duck foot

Hydroman^® Submersible Sewage Pump with Duck Foot is fixed automatic coupling installation of submersible sewage pump, the duck foot is fixed to the bottom of the pump pit / tank, the electric submersible wast water pump automatically fall off and separate when lifting, which is very convenient for lifting and lowering during installation and maintenance, is very suitable for sewage treatment plants, urban hotels, restaurants, hospitals and other sewage pools.

Hydroman^® Submersible electric water treatment pumps have a relatively compact and lightweight structure, which can save investment in pump station construction, the installation of submersible sump sewage pumps does not require much consideration of terrain conditions. The specific installation form is designed according to maintenance, use, and user requirements. Hydroman^® Waste water electric submersible pumps are suitable for free standing wet installation (with rigid or flexible pipeline connection) and for wet installation on automatic coupling foot.

Advantages of Hydroman^® submersible sewage pump with Duck Foot

▪ Submersible Waste Water Sewage Pumps are compact compared to many other types of pump

▪ As the motor and pump are directly coupled, submersible drainage pumps can be easier to use or manoeuvred than other types of pump

▪ Submersible dewatering effluent pump can be installed in almost all locations which lowers operational costs and requirement for housing

▪ Reduces the need for additional components such as suction pipes, shaft alignment, excess piping and valves

▪ As they are submerged, Heavy duty submersible sewage pumps take up no floorspace and are operationally quiet

Hydroman^® Submersible sewage pump with Duck Foot Usage

▪ Drainage of waste water from the liberation tank, purifying tank and sewage tank in water treatment plant.

▪ Drainage of waste water and inclusion containing fibrous admixtures from leather factory, dyeing factory and food processing factory.

▪ Sewage management, accumulated water, septic tank, stock farm.

▪ Pumping sewage from single and mutifamily dewellings.

▪ Pumping sewage from hotels, restaurants, schools and public buildings.