Submersible pumps

The right pump depends on various factors, such as the well construction, water level, required flow rate, desired pressure, and water quality. Based on this data, we determine the appropriate submersible pump for your application and assist you with the selection.

The required head is determined by several factors: the lowered water level during operation, friction losses in piping and fittings, and the pressure required at the wellhead for the downstream system. We calculate the necessary head for your application and select the suitable pump.

The service life of a submersible pump depends significantly on water quality, water temperature, and operating conditions. With proper system design, regular inspections, and suitable operating conditions, submersible pumps can operate reliably for many decades.

Maintenance intervals depend on water quality and system usage. The pump should be inspected if there is a performance loss of approximately 10%—or sooner—to detect wear early and prevent major damage.

Possible causes include a drop in the water level, worn impellers, motor failure, blockages, or power supply issues. A professional diagnosis helps to quickly identify the cause. We inspect your system and assist you with troubleshooting and repairs