Due to its versatility and ease of use, submersible pump can be applied in many fields. The single-stage version that requires a minimum lifting distance can be used for drainage and general industrial applications. Many pond filters use submersible pumps in their design.

The design of the multi-stage submersible pump is almost cylindrical. This allows it to fit into boreholes formed by commercial drilling rigs. You can find multi-stage submersible pumps used to extract water from wells in many residential and commercial applications.

Multi-stage submersible pumps are also used in oil wells. Their design allows the pump to be equipped with as many stages as needed to meet fluid height requirements. When used around hazardous or combustible fluids, the pump can be sealed to avoid ignition by any vapor. If it is remote pumping, consider the use of a deep well submersible pump, which provides a stable 90GPH at its maximum depth of 50M. Its unique waterproof power connector prevents water absorption and prevents potential condensation problems. It is very suitable for livestock watering, irrigation, pond aeration, remote houses and huts.

Submersible pumps are also used in many sewage treatment plants and seawater applications. Offshore rigs use them to push oil from boreholes into collection points. In many cases, submersible pumps are used to dehydrate a submerged mine so that it can continue to work after it is drained.

When combined with flame-retardant cables, firefighters use submersible pumps to help extinguish fires in the wild and urban environments.

Submersible pumps are still the general pumping solution for liquid lifting applications. Our company specializes in submersible pump repair and installation as well as pump training. Contact us to find out how we can help meet your pumping needs.