Product Description
Feature
- Vertical pumps take little space in plan since the liquid is led away to the axis of shaft.
- The impeller is submerged, so pump does not require to be primed and is always ready for use.
- The positive suction condition also prevents the cavitation in the pump and pitting in impeller and diffuser.
- Due to positive head at suction the pump gives its rated performance as well as high overall efficiency whereas in horizontal pumps due to losses in suction line, foot valve etc. the rated performance of the pumps is not achieved
Specification
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CAPACITY
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up to 325 m3/hr
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HEAD
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up to 60 mtr
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PRESSURE
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up to 6kg/cm2
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TEMPERATURE
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30 to 120 c
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SUMP DEPTH
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1 meter to 3 meter
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Robust and Versatile PerformanceThis vertical sump pump is capable of handling liquid capacities from 10 to 250 m3/h and heads up to 45 meters. Backed by a motor power of 0.75 kW to 75 kW, it is suitable for a variety of industrial and commercial applications, with a protective epoxy coating for enhanced durability against corrosion.
Customizable and Reliable DesignWith a maximum installation depth of 5 meters and multiple shaft and impeller options, the pump can be tailored to diverse operational needs. It accommodates both single and three-phase power, and features adjustable voltage configurations, making it ideal for installations across different sites.
Low Maintenance and Safety StandardsThe sump pump features grease-lubricated bearings and an epoxy-coated exterior, minimizing wear and reducing routine service needs. It conforms to ISO and DIN standards, has IP55/IP65-protected motors for added safety, and maintains a noise level below 75 dB ensuring a safer work environment.
FAQ's of Vertical Sump Pump:
Q: How is the vertical sump pump installed and where can it be used?
A: The pump is baseplate mounted and installed vertically inside sumps or pits, with an installation depth of up to 5 meters below the pump base. It is suitable for industrial facilities, wastewater treatment plants, and other applications requiring submerged fluid transfer.
Q: What customization options are available for shaft length and motor configuration?
A: Shaft lengths can be specified up to 5 meters to match sump depth, and motors can be configured for single or three-phase operation with customizable voltage options (220V/380V/415V) to meet site requirements.
Q: What types of liquids and conditions can this pump handle?
A: The pump is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials (cast iron, stainless steel, or alloys) and can handle liquids up to 70C. It works in ambient temperatures ranging from -10C to +50C and capacities from 10 to 250 m3/h, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial processes.
Q: What are the main benefits of the pump's design and features?
A: Robust construction, corrosion resistance due to epoxy painting, and low maintenance through grease-lubricated bearings are key benefits. The vertical design saves floor space, and the pump's low noise operation enhances workplace safety and comfort.
Q: When is it necessary to use automatic control with a float switch?
A: Automatic operation is recommended when liquid levels in the sump fluctuate, as a float switch enables the pump to activate as needed, providing protection against dry running and ensuring efficient usage.
Q: What is the process for selecting the right impeller type?
A: The impeller type-open, vortex, or semi-open-is chosen based on the nature of the liquid (clean, solid-laden, or slurry) to optimize hydraulic performance and minimize clogging. Our team can assist in determining the best option for your application.