Submersible Sewage Stainless Steel Pump with High Quality

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Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 100 unit/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	the wooden case, suitable for sea transport
Delivery Detail:	within 20 days after received the prepayment

Specifications

1.Abrasion resistance
2.Competitive price
3. Excellent wear life
4.OEM factory

submersible sewage stainless steel pump

Introduction:

LWYZ series submerged pump are vertical, centrifugal slurry pumps submerged in sump during operation. They are designed for delivering highly abrasive, large particles and high density slurries. These sump pump have no need of any shaft seal and sealing water. pump casing are made of wear-resistant metal.

Application:

LWYZ series submerged pumps are suited for handling abrasive or corrosive, dense slurry with large particle size, mainly applicable to transport abrasive, coarse particle, high concentration slurry. They are widely used in metallurgy, mining, coal, electric power, building materials, environmental protection and other departments

1.Widely used for electric power.

2.Widely used for building materials.

3.Widely used for metallurgy.

4.Widely used for mining.

5.Widely used for coal.

Q:what size and what type water pump do i need?i am wanting to pump water from a river 345'-0 up hill at 45deg angle. i would like the water pump located at the cabin where the water dispursement would be. is there a pump that would allow me to do this. also, what size piping should i run from the river to the cabin. i can fabricate my own collection box at the river.any suggestions would be appreciated.: 7 hp motor 8 IMPERIAL head pump( will through about 400 ft up ) with 50 mm piping will work for you.

Q:how do you change the water pump: Replacing the water pump requires removing the timing belt because it is timing belt driven, so the timing belt should be changed at the same time. Standard practice is to replace the water pump when the belt is changed to avoid duplicate labor later.

Q:Domestic pump does not use water, or turn, I do not know why?: Your home should be the pipeline booster pump, a pressure switch outlet of the pump, if no water will switch off, open the water tap water pump will work ~ ~ should be the pressure spring on this switch is broken, with 4 years of spring rust, not the original so good toughness. Another reason is that when the water pressure is not enough, the pump will work, but this can be ruled out.

Q:I've been noticing a difference in the temperature gage lately. The quot;change oillight has also been coming on and I just had an oil change not even a month ago, and the car isn't even due back for at least another month. I noticed there's a green/blue liquid in my driveway today, too. I looked under the car and something is leaking or dripping around the passengers side front wheel. More so the passenger-middle side. I've been told it could be the water pump.: Don't go blowing cash on a water pump just yet; It may be just a leaking radiator or heater hose. It would be wise to change the thermostat and check the condition of the coolant. (right here before summer) Perhaps pressure test the cooling system...that will tell you right away if the impeller seal is bad in the water pump. Check the radiator hoses at that time... replace as necessary. if your (assumed) coolant leak is right around the passenger front wheel the pressure test could possibly reveal a freeze plug leak. (replacement required to fix that) The labor will cost around $150 plus/minus $20.-and thats not even a good guess. I tell you this: if you were in my circle of friends, I would do it for nothing: Thats what people do for each other. Anybody that knows you that has the tools and ability should do the same... Try this: if you have your oil changed at a quick lube, ask the manager which one of his guys would be qualified for such a sidejob... any gearhead will jump at he chance to help a lady out make sure the job is done right instead of some greasemonkey f*cking it up. It will cost you much less than standard labor rate and the extra coinage in his pocket doesn't hurt. I'm not bagging repair shops, they deserve to make a living too, but every nickle counts nowdays... Let him diagnose the problem(s), take him to Oreilleys to make sure you get the right parts, and buy him lunch..... Enjoy your summer...an overheated car and related repairs will turn it sour in a hurry. (edit) wow,... if you have the dexcool, then yes thats orange. There's not anything on that side of the vehicle that would be that color. short of discolored and moldy a/c condensation (highly unlikely) if its brake fluid you would know it by now. power steering is red or clear, Even though I consider myself highly experienced, I'm stumped.

Q:How to determine the pump installation elevation, why should we determine the pump installation elevation?: Water pump installation elevation should be in accordance with the water pump suction head, taking into account the water level of water intake and fall. The minimum water level at the water intake point must be less than the suction head of the water pump, otherwise the water intake will not be enough.

Q:was told by a Toyota Service that this would only be 1 hour more labor and cost me about 140 dollars more..and that they always recommend it being done same time as timing belt and water pump replacement....but is really a good idea or not? (if engine is 20 years old..but has ony 150 ,000 miles on it..btw. this is for a 94 Toyota 4 Runner V6 engine: Yes do it. As long as your in there. I do the same thing and recommend it also. You have a good mechanic man that seems to know their stuff.

Q:Hi, I need a 12/24v dc submersible water pump that can pump up to 15m but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Any help would be more than appreciated!: in okorder okorder

Q:ok so im wondering if there is a water pump out there i can buy that automatically turns on when i turn the tap on. i looking for something thats strong enough to pump enough water to more than one taps at a time i.e kitchen tap, bathroom etc.: There are plenty of water pumps in the market , and the pump switch is connected to the water flow to operate the pump when the water flow and switch off when there is no flow

Q:The dealership wants nearly $500. to replace the water pump in our 2002 Tahoe (5.3) it's leaking from the weep hole. I'm somewhat mechanically declined, what precautions will I need to know and any special tools to do the job myself? I've done a few water pumps back in the 1980's that didn't leak Thank you: The dealerships are ridiculous. You probably need a ratchet and a couple sockets. You've done a water pump before? A water pump is still to this day, just a water pump. The difference is in where they put them nowadays. I don't know what kind of engine is in a 2002 tahoe, but I'm pretty sure it's not trans-mounted. So get in there, pull that sucker out, and replace it! Come on, you've done it before. And pick up a Hanes manual at the auto store. It will even walk you through the process, they come in very handy. I'm a mechanic, and I buy a Hanes manual for every car I own.

Q:I have an 8 gpm pump at a depth of 170 ft, I am pumping the water 2000 ft in a 1 1/4 inch line. I need to know how many gallons per minute I am getting.: Use the Bernoulli equation, aka mechanical energy balance.

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