Waste Water Removal

1. Flexible Blades
   • The impeller is made of flexible rubber or elastomer blades mounted on a rotating hub.
   • These blades bend and conform to the shape of the eccentric cam inside the pump housing.
2. Pumping Action
   • As the impeller rotates, liquid is trapped between the blades and the pump wall.
   • The cam compresses the blades, squeezing the liquid toward the discharge port in a smooth, continuous flow.
3. Flow Control
   • The pump can be throttled or temporarily shut off without damage or the need for a relief valve—ideal for variable flow conditions.

1. Gentle Handling of Solids

• Capable of pumping light sludge, fibrous material, and suspended solids without clogging or damaging the pump.

2. Self-Priming Capability

• Can lift liquid from below-grade tanks or pits without external priming—critical in wastewater environments.

3. Reversible Flow

• Many models allow bidirectional operation, useful for backflushing or clearing lines.

4. Compact and Easy to Maintain

• Simple design with few moving parts, making maintenance quick and cost-effective.

• Municipal Sewage Treatment Plants: Transferring wastewater between treatment stages or to sludge digesters.
• Industrial Wastewater Systems: Handling process water with light contaminants or organic residues.
• Septic and Holding Tank Services: Pumping out tanks in mobile or remote applications.
• Agricultural Waste Management: Moving slurry or washdown water from barns and pens.
• Marine and RV Waste Systems: Compact pump solutions for gray and black water handling.