Flooded Suction Pump
Pumpbiz offers a wide selection of flooded suction pumps. Flooded suction pumps move slurry and liquid from tanks, hoppers, and other storage systems to other systems. In flooded suction pumps, the liquid feeds them using gravity. Priming a pump is crucial to its operation. They are installed towards the bottom of the liquid so that the pump is fed using gravity. A flooded suction pump is easy to start and stop because its chamber and piping are always filled with water.
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Sta-Rite
JB Centrifugal Pump Med Head 2HP
JBMG-41S
This pump has a heavy-duty cast iron construction with silicon bronze impeller.- Applications: Water systems and sprinkling for homes, farms and industry
- Drain Port: Provided for easy winterizing
- Easy Serviceability: Includes replaceable wear rin...
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Sta-Rite
Sprinkler High Pressure Pump
DSS4HG-01
Sprinkler pump Irrigation pump High pressure pump.The Starite DSS4HG Self-Priming Pump consistently delivers high pressure performance without priming problems and delays. 4-stage sprinkler pump. Designed for minimal electrical consumption and...
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Sta-Rite
J Centrifugal Pump Med Head 2HP
JMG-41L
This pump has a heavy-duty cast iron construction with Noryl impeller.- Applications: Water systems and sprinkling for homes, farms and industry
- Drain Port: Provided for easy winterizing
- Easy Serviceability: Includes replaceable wear ring an...
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Sta-Rite
J Centrifugal Pump High Head 2HP
JHG-52HL
Sta-Rite - JHG: J Centrifugal Pump High Head 2HP. This pump has a heavy-duty cast iron construction with Noryl impeller. Replace Myers CT20- Applications: Water systems and sprinkling for homes, farms and industry
- Drain Port: Provided for eas...
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Sta-Rite
JB Centrifugal Pump High Head 2HP
JBHG-52S
This pump has a heavy-duty cast iron construction with silicon bronze impeller.- Applications: Water systems and sprinkling for homes, farms and industry
- Drain Port: Provided for easy winterizing
- Easy Serviceability: Includes replaceable wear rin...
