Sump pumps are the most vital pieces of machinery for dewatering applications across many industries. Mostly powered by electricity, these pumps can be placed above ground or in basements in low-lying areas where properties are more prone to flooding and often at construction sites to remove surface or groundwater. Sump pumps are small investments with distinct advantages, which we at Prochem Chemical Pump Manufacturers would like to outline for you.

As the viscosity of the fluid being pumped varies according to pressure and flow rates, the correct type of pump must be chosen. Specific gear pumps must be able to handle low and high viscosities to achieve the desired pressure and flow as the space between the gears and the pump casing may allow for bypass, which affects metering in production.

When it comes to industrial applications that need to rely on the continuous flow or careful metering and dosing of several fluids, diaphragm pumps come into their own.

Centrifugal pumps are relied upon for a surfeit of applications that require the transfer of fluids safely and are classified according to flow rates, single- or multi-stage pumps, as well as the viscosity of the liquid that needs to be transferred. At Prochem Chemical Pump Manufacturers, our centrifugal pumps have been specifically designed for high-efficiency, corrosion resistance, reliability, and application versatility, making them the most dependable pumps on the market.

Pumping water from flooded areas, powering agricultural systems, and moving oil from the ground to holding facilities all rely on submersible pumps. As the name suggests, these pumps are submersed in the fluid that needs to be transferred, making them the most efficient and versatile pumps for a wide range of applications. To ensure that the submersible pumps you invest in last, we at Prochem Chemical Pump Manufacturers offer Ebara pumps for optimal performance.