Articles Tagged with ''grinder pumps''

When property owners need restroom or kitchen facilities in areas without existing plumbing, they often face the challenge of expensive and disruptive work to create below-floor drainage that usually requires breaking through concrete, which is messy, noisy, and costly. This high cost may lead clients to reconsider their projects altogether. For trade professionals, navigating concrete obstacles is just another day at the office. Yet, for others, it might be less welcome.

Zoeller Pump offers a line of complete and ready for fast installation 24" x 24" Preassembled Grinder Package Systems.

The Little Giant 16G Series 1 HP grinder pump is designed for tough wastewater applications. It has a silicon carbide mechanical seal for longer life and a 1 HP motor to prevent clogging.

The Little Giant 16G Series heavy-duty 1 hp grinder pump is designed to deliver serious power for the most challenging residential and light commercial wastewater applications.

designing a wastewater system requires careful consideration of a range of factors to ensure efficient and compliant operation.

The AGS Series grinder pumps feature axial grinder and semi-open impeller technology to easily slice through the solids, flushables and trash found in the modern wastewater stream without roping or clogging.

Liberty Pump’s 1-HP grinder pump is designed for sewage applications. Higher flow rates allow use with 2" discharge lines.

The Goulds Water Technology AGS Series axial grinder pump is built with a semi-open impeller and an engineered cutter and plate assembly designed to pass the solids and flushable materials found in the modern wastewater stream, Goulds explains. 

Offered in both 115V and 230V versions with multiple switch options, Little Giant’s new 16G Series 1 hp Grinder Pump features a powerful 1 hp Class F motor, a cutting mechanism design based on Franklin Electric’s patented 2 hp grinder pump, and a 2" discharge adapter preassembled onto the pump for ultimate versatility.

Modern trash has become the number one enemy of the residential wastewater stream.