Sewage Pump

Sewage Pump

A sewage pump is an electromechanical device designed to transfer wastewater containing solids and liquids from lower elevations to higher discharge points. Commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial sewage systems, these pumps play a vital role in modern waste management by transporting sewage to septic tanks, sewer lines, or wastewater treatment plants.

In areas where gravity flow is insufficient, sewage pumps ensure safe, efficient, and hygienic disposal of wastewater.

Different applications require different pump designs. The most common types include:Submersible Sewage Pumps, Grinder Pumps, Effluent Pumps, Industrial Sewage Pump VariantsDifferent applications require different pump designs. The most common types include:Submersible Sewage Pumps, Grinder Pumps, Effluent Pumps, Industrial Sewage Pump Variants

Main Applications

• Hospital Waste Transfer

• Raw Sewage Transfer

• Hotel Waste Transfer

• Food Industry Waste Transfer

• Septic Tank and Cesspit

• Wastewater Treatment

• Ground Water Drainage

• Bio-Gas Process

• Agriculture and Farm

• Transfer Of Water with Soft Solids

Technical Specifications

• Flow Rate : 100 ~ 1100 LPM

• Max.Head : 26.5 meter

• Liquid Temp(Max) : 0 ~ 40°C

• Frequency : 50/60Hz

• Motor : 2P (2850 RPM). Dry Motor

• Insulation : 0.5~3HP: Class B ; 5~7.5HP:Class F

• Protection :IP 68

Features

• Waste Transport : Efficiently moves solids and liquids to treatment facilities or sewer systems.

• Prevention of Clogging : Designed to handle large solids and debris, minimizing blockages in pipelines.

• Automatic Operation : Many sewage pumps are equipped with float switches that enable automatic start and stop functions based on liquid levels.

• Reliable Waste Disposal :Ensures hygienic handling of wastewater, reducing environmental and health risks.