CH&E Self-Priming Centrifugal Pumps
When you need a pump, it's often to get water out of the way so your crew can get back to work. The longer they stand around, the more it costs. when maximum output is the objective, this is the group of pumps that produce. And they produce at dynamically tested, CPB Certified levels, not some theoretical laboratory estimate. Because these units are hard to beat for portability, convenience and reliability, they form the largest selling category of dewatering pumps.
Originally designed to withstand the rigors of construction
dewatering, CH&E trash pumps are built "total tough". Ranging in
size from 1-1/2" to 6", they feature double grease-lubricated
shaft seals and nikrome steel shafts. All impellers are ductile
iron; every unit is designed with a replaceable volute, rather
than being cast into the pump case. Mounting options even include
a highway trailer. |
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Available in 1-1/2" and 2" configurations, the 1500 series long-coupled units produce up to 180 GPM and pass up to 1.25" solids. Aluminum case, iron internal parts. Single seal system. |
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The close-coupled version of the 3200 series is available in 2" or 3" and generates up to 360 GPM. Coupled to JM motors, these units are perfect when space is restricted. Aluminum or cast iron. |
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The 2700 series is available as a large 3" or a small 4" unit. They feature very heavy-duty cast iron construction with a replaceable volute, double grease seal and ductile iron impeller that passes 2" solids. |
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This full size 4" trash pump passes up to 3" solids and can generate 750 GPM. Like the 2700 and 2900 series, the 2800 series front of the pump case can be removed (for cleaning or repairs) without disturbing suction or discharge pipe. |
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A large volume trash pump, the 2900 series has a 6" suction and discharge. Maximum output is 1400 GPM; shutoff head is 100 feet. Handles solids up to 3". As with all long-coupled units, it's available with or without power on skid, or as a pedestal pump only. |