Experts from Tsurumi Europe will be demonstrating the company’s new and improved dewatering pumps at Stand B1.444 at IFAT 2022 which takes place from 30 May–3 June in Munich, Germany.
At IFAT 2022, pump manufacturer Tsurumi will be showcasing several new pumps for water related environmental tasks as well as for wastewater treatment.
On show from Tsurumi will be its new LSC2.75S residue dewatering pump, which is 36% more powerful than the previous version, the LSC1.4S. Now with 750 watts of motor output, the shallow suction pump, which is only 37 cm high, moves water at 228 l/min or up to a height of 15 m. From level ground (buildings, containers, etc.) the pump extracts water down to a residual height of one mm.
In addition, Tsurumi will be showcasing the HS3.75SL, a new multipurpose pump for heavy dewatering tasks. Its spiral watercourse is known from the company’s “ultra-hard” concrete pumps: even chunky lumps can be channelled through without immediately grinding down the internal components. With only 750 watts of motor output, it achieves 580 l/min or 11 m delivery head.
The new GPN837 from Tsurumi has been designed with attention to detail. It helps removing water that contains a lot of sand or mud. Its throughput has been doubled compared with its predecessor to 9,000 l/min. An agitator mixes the pumping medium to make it more flowable. Even very large elements with a grain diameter of 30 mm cannot do any damage and the maximum pumping height is 24 m
