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Sykes’ new hydraulic submersible pump fleet

UK plant hire specialist Sykes Pumps has invested in a new fleet of hydraulic submersible pumps said to provide a robust solution for a range of sewage and drainage applications, including those in hazardous environments. For use in quarrying, construction, marine, industrial, agricultural and wastewater projects, the new Sykes Hydraset range comprises 100mm and 150mm models designed to offer maximum versatility by providing either high flows and low heads or low flows and high heads. The pumps are suitabl
January 20, 2015 Read time: 2 mins

UK plant hire specialist 7253 Sykes Pumps has invested in a new fleet of hydraulic submersible pumps said to provide a robust solution for a range of sewage and drainage applications, including those in hazardous environments.

For use in quarrying, construction, marine, industrial, agricultural and wastewater projects, the new Sykes Hydraset range comprises 100mm and 150mm models designed to offer maximum versatility by providing either high flows and low heads or low flows and high heads. The pumps are suitable for heads of up to 40 metres and offer maximum flow rates of up to 95litres/second.

Pump ends are constructed using lightweight aluminium for easier lifting and the units feature electric start, diesel driven hydraulic power-packs, making them suitable for locations where electrical power is not available. The robust design makes the new range suitable for even the most hazardous environments, with high pressure motors and replaceable stainless steel wear plates fitted as standard.

Suitable for continuous dry running, the self-priming pumps are fully protected by an automatic shutdown, said to ensure zero risk of overload should the pump become blocked. Sykes Pumps can supply screw impeller versions which provide low emulsification characteristics thanks to low velocities and low shear forces, ensuring a non-clogging solution. Sewage and drainer pump end options are available.

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