Tsurumi launches new dewatering pump on anniversary

Submersible pump manufacturer Tsurumi, marking its 30th anniversary in Europe, is launching a new engine driven pumps and a life-extending kit for its products. The new diesel-driven pump (4TBA82D135) is one of Tsurumi’s biggest, and is designed to work at the most demanding dewatering and sewage applications, offering a maximum flow of 2,250litres/minute and a maximum head of 18m. Tsurumi will also introduce a set of life-extending parts for its KTV and KTVE range of lightweight aluminium pumps, saying tha
January 6, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
The new 4TBA82D135 diesel-driven pump is one of Tsurumi's biggest
Submersible pump manufacturer 779 Tsurumi Europe, marking its 30th anniversary in Europe, is launching a new engine driven pumps and a life-extending kit for its products.

The new diesel-driven pump (4TBA82D135) is one of Tsurumi’s biggest, and is designed to work at the most demanding dewatering and sewage applications, offering a maximum flow of 2,250litres/minute and a maximum head of 18m.

Tsurumi will also introduce a set of life-extending parts for its KTV and KTVE range of lightweight aluminium pumps, saying that after rigorous testing, the new pump casing, wear ring and protection plate can give a pump three times longer life. The kit is particularly aimed at tunnel construction projects where pumps work in severe conditions to ensure safe water levels on site.  

Alongside the new diesel pump at bauma will be a wide variety of pumping solutions from Tsurumi’s 250-strong product portfolio, and some will be showcased in three demonstration basins.

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