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Diaphram Pumps deliver dependendable performance and low maintenance. Ideal for slow seepage applications where a centrifugal pump would ordinarily lose its prime. Diaphram pumps are perfect for muddy water, sludge or any water with a high percentage of solids. Diaphram pumps use a positive displacement design rather than centrifugal force to move water throught the casing. This means that the pump will deliver a specifiic amount of flow per stroke revolution or cycle. The Diaphram pump provides the lowest rate of discharge and head by comparison of any contractor pump.

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UWK4 MultiQuip UWK4 Wheel Kit

Wheel Kit, for QP-4T pumps (gasoline and diesel)

List Price $550.00
HS625 MultiQuip HS625 Suction Hose

Suction Hose, 25 feet - 6"

List Price $680.00
TRLR10P MultiQuip TRLR10P Trailer

Trailer for QP4TZ

List Price $1,530.00
MQD2H MultiQuip MQD2H Diaphragm Pumps

2" Diaphragm Pump, 50 GPM, MAX Head 50 ft., Honda GX120 Engine

List Price $2,195.00
TRLR600B MultiQuip TRLR600B Trailer

Trailer assembly kits for MQ600TD80 pump; surge brakes, 2-5/16" ball (mounted)

List Price $2,340.00
TRLR600P MultiQuip TRLR600P Trailer

Trailer assembly kits for MQ600TD80 pump; surge brakes, 3" pintle (mounted)

List Price $2,340.00
PDT3 Wacker Neuson PDT3 Diaphragm Pump with Wacker Engine

3" Diaphragm, 88GPM, Equipped with Wacker Gas Engine

Our Price: $2,430.00
PDT3A Wacker Neuson PDT3A Diaphragm Pump with Honda Engine

3" Diaphragm, 88GPM, Equipped with Honda Gas Engine

Our Price: $2,430.00
TRLRMP16FP MultiQuip TRLRMP16FP Trailer

Trailer, TRLRMP with 16 gallon fuel cell; for MQ62TDD

List Price $3,086.00
TRLRMPXFP MultiQuip TRLRMPXFP Trailer

Trailer, TRLRMP with 30 gallon fuel cell; for MQ41TDH & MQ-62TDD

List Price $3,151.00
MP150DLSM MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP150DLSM

6" High-volume prime-assist 2550 gpm, 122' head - Skid Mount

List Price $42,540.00
MP200DLSM MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200DLSM

8" Std-volume prime-assist 2700 gpm, 120' head - Skid Mount

List Price $42,540.00
MP200DLTE MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200DLTE

8" Std-volume prime-assist 2700 gpm, 120' head- trailer, electric brakes

List Price $45,440.00
MP150SDLTE MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP150SDLTE

6" High-volume prime-assist 2550 gpm, 122' head - trailer, electric brakes

List Price $45,520.00
MP200DLTS MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200DLTS

8" Std-volume prime-assist 2700 gpm, 120' head- trailer, surge brakes

List Price $45,660.00
MP150SDLTS MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP150SDLTS

6" High-volume prime-assist 2550 gpm, 122' head - trailer, surge brakes

List Price $45,720.00
MP200SDLSM MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200SDLSM

8" High-volume prime-assist 3500 gpm, 126' head - Skid Mount

List Price $48,450.00
MP200SDLTE MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200SDLTE

8" High-volume prime-assist 3500 gpm, 126' head- trailer, electric brakes

List Price $51,630.00
MP200SDLTS MultiQuip Dry Prime Pumps MP200SDLTS

8" High-volume prime-assist 3500 gpm, 126' head- trailer, surge brakes

List Price $51,840.00
   
 

Dewatering pumps are commonly expected to suck water out of a trench, unfortunatley that would be an incorrect expectation. Water will always take the path of least resistance; the dewatering pump provides the water with that path. Although there are two main designs of dewatering pumps, they both serve the same purpose; to move water from one point to another.

The first design of dewatering pumps is the centrifugal design. This type uses a rotating impeller to draw water into the pump and pressurize the discharge flow. Common types of centrifugal pumps are the trash, standard and submersible pumps. The trash pump was given its name because of its ability to handle large amounts of debris. Generally the trash pump can handle spherical solids up to 1/2 the diameter of the suction inlet. The standard centrifugal pump is a good choice of common dewatering situations. The standard centrifugal pump is best used in clear water applications with limited solid handling capability. Typically the standard centrifugal pump can only handle spherical solids 1/3 the diameter of the suction inlet. The last type of centrifugal dewatering pump is the submersible pump, their compact design make them ideal for wells and jobs with limited space. True to its name, the submersible pump can be placed right into the water that it is pumping. The pump motors use a vertical shaft to turn the impeller and generate the velocity needed to create the discharge pressure.

Water flows in through the bottom and is discharged out the top of the pump casing.

The second design of dewatering pumps is the positive displacement design. These pumps deliver a fixed amount of flow per cycle through the mechanical contraction and expansion of a flexible diaphragm. The common positive displacement pump is the diaphragm. The diaphragm pump uses drive shaft to turn an offset connecting rod that is coupled to a flexible diaphragm. The connecting rod alternately rises (expands) and lowers (contracts) the diaphragm at a rate of 60 RPM. The diaphragm pump has the ability to handle air without losing its prime and it can also handle solids greater then 25% by volume. Because the diaphragm pump has no impeller or volute they do not run the risk of being damaged if they are run dry for a long period of time.

GCIron carries many Multiquip options to all the verities dewatering pumps. GCIron provides trash pump sizes 2 to 6-inch range producing flows from 200 to 1,600 GPM and heads up to 150-feet, standard centrifugal pumps sizes 2 to 4-inch range with flows from 142 to 500 gallons per minute (GPM) and heads in the range of 90 to 115 feet, and submersible pump sizes 2 to 6-inches producing flows ranging from 45 to 790 GPM and heads up to 138 feet. GCIron also carries an extensive assortment of diaphragm pumps ranging from 2 and 3-inch gasoline-powered models producing flows in the range of 50 to 85 GPM. Visit GCIon.com to check out the wide range of dewatering pumps, and numerous other machines and equipment to make your next job easier.

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