Which type of pump do I need?

Submersible Pumps

A submersible pump is a self-contained unit with a built-in sealed motor, which pumps effectively when completely submersed in fluid. They are used in a variety of applications including moving sewage, waste water, foul and storm water.

Dura Pump can not only deliver your pump quickly, but also install, maintain, service and repair the system so it stays up and running – ensuring the quality and reliability sustains.

Click here to read about how we helped the Bicester eco town development by specifying a Grundfos submersible pump system to remove waste from hundreds of houses into the main Thames Water sewers system.

Booster Sets

Booster sets are the solution to achieving a constant, reliable water pressure. They also ensure the pressure is controlled to suit the fluctuations in demand throughout the day which saves water and reduces energy usage.

These pumps are used for pressure boosting in hotels, factories, hospitals, and prisons, providing water at the right pressure at the delivery point – e.g. your production line or shower head!

Dura Pump has a strong track record in the design, build and installation of booster set systems; we adapt and customise them to work perfectly for you. Click here to read about how a booster set was installed just in time to save the water supply of a busy shopping centre.

Progressive Cavity Pumps

Progressive Cavity Pumps (also known as Helical Rotor Pumps) have the main function of transferring fluids progressively, and are generally used for pumping viscous materials and for metering fluids. They are especially effective with shear-sensitive, frothing, abrasive, heterogeneous and viscous liquids.

Dura Pump has strong distributor relationships with most of the world’s most important progressive cavity pump manufacturers, such as Mono, Roto and Seepex, so we can specify and supply your perfect pump.

Click here to read about how we specified a progressive cavity pump to help a pet food manufacturer pump gravy on their production line.

Contact our pump experts for unbiased advice and guidance on which type of pump will best suit your needs!