Pumps by Application
Pumps by application groups our range by the job you need to do, so you can start from the problem rather than the pump type. Each section brings together the pumps we would choose for that task, from clearing flood water and draining cellars to lifting sewage, irrigating land and moving diesel.
Still asking which pump do I need? Contact our team with the liquid, the lift and the distance, and we will point you to the right range.
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Key figures: up to 320 litres per minute, 19.4 m maximum head, 1.37 kW 230v single-phase, 1½" outlet, solids ...Read More£310.63 – £325.12Price range: £310.63 through £325.12 +VAT
Key figures: up to 560 litres per minute, 26 m maximum head, 8 m suction lift, Honda GX120 petrol ...Read More£657.70 +VAT
Key figures: up to 117 litres per minute, 7 m maximum head, 0.25 kW 230v single-phase motor, clears water ...Read More£71.29 +VAT
Get the Drain Buddy 400 Auto Sump Pump, a reliable and efficient budget submersible drainage pump for domestic use. ...Read More£50.43 +VAT
Key figures: up to 135 litres per minute, 8 m maximum head, 0.4 kW 230v single-phase, 1½" outlet, 5 ...Read More£62.02 +VAT
The Well Buddy range is a pair of lightweight plastic multistage submersible pumps for moving clean water at high ...Read More£133.30 +VAT
The JS SV single-phase sewage pumps are cast iron submersible vortex pumps for sewage, foul water and dirty water, ...Read More£240.25 +VAT
The Matra Venus is a 4-inch submersible borehole pump for clean water, built for jobs that need high pressure ...Read More£248.53 +VAT
The JS Box domestic pumping station is a compact, ready-made tank and pump for lifting grey water from rooms ...Read More£384.29 +VAT%22%20transform%3D%22translate(.5%20.5)%22%20fill-opacity%3D%22.5%22%3E%3Cellipse%20fill%3D%22%230c0c0c%22%20rx%3D%221%22%20ry%3D%221%22%20transform%3D%22matrix(11.13851%20-61.26153%2076.37467%2013.88637%2090.6%20107.7)%22%2F%3E%3Cellipse%20fill%3D%22%23fff%22%20rx%3D%221%22%20ry%3D%221%22%20transform%3D%22rotate(101.5%2051.8%2055.6)%20scale(35.71921%20201.00002)%22%2F%3E%3Cellipse%20fill%3D%22%23fff%22%20rx%3D%221%22%20ry%3D%221%22%20transform%3D%22rotate(-1.8%206459.4%20-3203.4)%20scale(201%2026.20226)%22%2F%3E%3Cellipse%20fill%3D%22%23fff%22%20cx%3D%22201%22%20cy%3D%2219%22%20rx%3D%2267%22%20ry%3D%2267%22%2F%3E%3C%2Fg%3E%3C%2Fsvg%3E)
A Vacusystem sewage pump station is a complete, ready-to-install package for lifting sewage and waste water from a single ...Read More£906.79 +VAT- JS Drainer SS pumps are 316 stainless steel submersible drainage pumps for water that would corrode an ordinary cast ...Read More£462.43 +VAT
The GMP RED ATEX diesel transfer pumps are self-priming centrifugal pumps for moving diesel and gas oil in bulk ...Read More£1,309.75 +VAT
The Pentair Dominator 4″ well pump is a 230v single-phase multistage submersible pump for clean water in 4-inch wells ...Read More£532.81 +VAT
The Pentair Dominator 5″ well pump is a stainless steel multistage submersible pump for lifting clean water from wells, ...Read More£541.78 +VAT- The Pentax CR range is a family of surface-mounted centrifugal pumps with an open impeller that lets soft solids ...Read More£203.68 +VAT
- The GMP Fuel Oil High Volume RED Diesel Transfer Pumps are a range of self-priming electric pumps built specifically ...Read More£541.78 +VAT
- The GMP High Head Self Priming range is built for applications where water needs to be lifted to a ...Read More£893.68 +VAT
Pentax 3S pumps are 3-inch multistage borehole pumps for narrow wells and boreholes where a 4-inch pump will not ...Read More£458.29 +VAT
Applications we cover
Choose the application closest to your job:
- Flood pumps: electric submersibles, residue pumps and petrol engine pumps for clearing flood water from buildings, gardens and sites.
- Basement and cellar pumps: automatic pumps for sump pits, plus sewage units for toilets and kitchens below the drains.
- Septic tank pumps: sewage vortex pumps that lift effluent from an outlet or pump chamber to a drainage field or higher sewer.
- Package pumping stations: complete units with tank, pump and float for buildings below the sewer.
- Irrigation pumps: surface, engine and borehole pumps for farms, nurseries, sports grounds and estates.
- Water transfer pumps: self-priming and engine pumps for moving water between tanks, ponds, pits and bowsers.
- Slurry pumps: heavy duty submersibles and trash pumps for silt, sludge and site water carrying solids.
- Chemical and acid pumps: stainless steel and thermoplastic pumps for mildly aggressive liquids, chosen after a compatibility check.
- Diesel and fuel transfer pumps: high volume diesel transfer pumps, including ATEX versions for hazardous zones.
If you already know the pump type, our main categories such as drainage pumps, sewage pumps and booster pumps list the full ranges.
Frequently asked questions
Which pump do I need?
It depends on four things: what the liquid is and what solids it carries, how high the pump has to lift it (the head), how much you need to move (the flow) and what power is available. Pick the application above that matches your job, then compare models on those points. Our guide to pump head and flow rate explains the terms.
Can one pump cover more than one application?
Often, yes. A 2 inch submersible drainage pump can clear a flooded cellar one week and dewater a trench the next, which is why some pumps appear in more than one section. Sewage, fuel and chemical pumps are the exceptions: use them only for the liquids they are built for.
What information should I have ready before I contact you?
Tell us the liquid being pumped, the size of any solids, the vertical lift from the water level to the discharge point, the length of the discharge pipe or hose and the power supply (110v, 230v, 400v or none). With those details we can usually recommend a pump on the first call.
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