Xylem upgrades Flygt 2600 drainage pumps

Upgrades to the Flygt 2600 drainage pump series have been designed to make them even more reliable and durable than before. Xylem vice president and business unit leader Andrew Jones said that they are ideal for the toughest dewatering applications. He said that they have at least three times more wear resistance than conventional drainage pumps. The enhancements include increased durability of the seal system, greater protection against corrosion, a simplified design and improved capabilities for dry runni
April 16, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Flygt 2600 drainage pump from Xylem
Upgrades to the 3939 Flygt 2600 drainage pump series have been designed to make them even more reliable and durable than before.

3936 Xylem vice president and business unit leader Andrew Jones said that they are ideal for the toughest dewatering applications. He said that they have at least three times more wear resistance than conventional drainage pumps.

The enhancements include increased durability of the seal system, greater protection against corrosion, a simplified design and improved capabilities for dry running.

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