Whether you need a pump for industrial operations, or you just need to clean a flooded underground pump in a basement, a submersible pump is a versatile tool with a wide range of uses.

What is a submersible pump? Submersible pumps are designed to pump the fluid in which the pump itself is located. The term submersible pump does not specify a specific type of pump but describes a basic technology with a wide range of applications.

The submersible pump is designed with waterproof seals and gaskets, which can be completely submerged without threatening its internal components. Unlike other pumps, submersible pumps do not use suction to draw fluid into the system. Instead, it uses direct pressure to push the liquid in, thereby increasing efficiency.

There are two main types of submersible pumps: vertical pumps and slurry pumps.

Vertical pumps are used to pump large amounts of cleaning liquid. Their power allows them to deliver fluids that other types of pumps cannot effectively deliver.

On the other hand, mud pumps are designed to move fluids contaminated by solids/particulates. Mud pumps are mainly used for drainage and dehydration, and can effectively transport liquids that most other pumps cannot handle.

What application does it have?

Submersible technology is found in a wide range of pumping applications. It is usually used to pump water from deep wells.

They are often used as drainage pumps, sewage treatment, and dewatering. Any area that is often flooded.

They are also often found in agricultural production and irrigation systems.

No matter what your pump needs are, XIZI PUMPS can help you. Choose high-quality submersible pumps in our Submersible Pump Factory or give us a call, and we will be happy to help you with your search.