Construction Dewatering Pumps

Dewatering pumps stand up to the construction industry

Keeping sites dry. Removing ground water from construction sites before laying foundations is crucial to a dry and safe environment. IFS offers trash, solids-handling, and sand/slurry/sludge pumps that can handle the harshest environments. These pumps can manage abrasive solids and the constant flow of sludge, slurry, and other gritty materials from excavation sites – minimizing downtime.

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If your Main Construction Dewatering Pump Concerns Include:

  • Abrasive solids in high-concentration suspension (sand, gravel, or slurry)
  • Maintaining constant flow of sludge, slurry, or gritty materials
  • Variety of environments (trenches, excavations, mines, etc.)
  • Pump corrosion
  • Well point dewatering
  • Keeping minimal downtime for minimal expense

Industrial Flow Solutions Offers the Following Options:

  • High Head (<400’) & High Flow (<1000GPM) heavy-duty options
  • Cast Iron & Hi-Chrome Iron construction
  • Compact/portable options
  • Severe abrasion resistant solids handling pumps
  • Hydraulic, abrasion resistant solids handling pumps
  • Well point dewatering pumps

Recommended Products For This Industry

P/S Series Stancor Pump

P/S Series

  • Heavy duty, dewatering pump with cast 356 T6 aluminum motor housing
  • Stainless steel handle and discharge connection
  • Wear-resistant, nitrile rubble/wear plates.
Series Details
Series R BJM Pump

R Series

  • Small, low HP range dewatering pump
  • Robust cast iron construction
  • Top discharge, slim line design
Series Details
Stancor WCP Series Pumps

WCP Series

  • WELL CASING dewatering pump
  • Slim line -fits 8-inch or 12-inch casings
  • 100’ standard cable
  • High Chrome impellers for abrasive environments
Series Details
KZN Series BJM Pump

KZN Series

  • Abrasion-resistant solids-handling pump
  • Heavy duty, high-chrome agitator for sand/ sludge/ slurry applications
  • Double silicon carbide mechanical seals
Series Details 

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