A sewage pump moves wastewater and solid waste from lower to higher elevations using a rotating impeller that generates centrifugal force. Most sewage pumps are submersible, meaning they operate fully underwater inside a sump pit or sewage basin. They're used in homes, construction sites, factories, Read More

A submersible pump moves water by operating fully underwater. To use one, choose the right pump for your application—garden drainage or fish pond circulation—then submerge it, connect the outlet hose, and plug it in. Proper placement, sizing, and routine maintenance are the keys to reliable performa Read More

To size a sewage pump correctly, you need to calculate three things: the required flow rate (how much water must move per minute), the total head (the pressure the pump must overcome to discharge water), and the solids handling capacity (the maximum particle size the pump can pass without clogging). Read More