Mobile Clean-Water and Trash Pumps
Petrol Water Pumps for Clean and Dirty Water
Petrol water pumps provide reliable, mobile water transfer wherever mains electricity is unavailable. They are widely used for irrigation, agriculture, livestock farming, construction-site dewatering, emergency flood response, and filling or emptying tanks and reservoirs.
The CIMEX range includes petrol pumps for clean water and petrol trash pumps for dirty water. Clean-water models are designed for water with minimal suspended solids, while trash pumps are built to handle contaminated water and larger particles in demanding working conditions.
How to Choose a Petrol Water Pump
Clean Water or Dirty Water?
Choose a clean-water pump for irrigation, transferring water between tanks and other applications involving relatively clear water. For trenches, excavations, flooded areas and wastewater containing sediment or debris, select a trash pump engineered for dirty water.
Flow Rate and Connection Size
Flow rate determines how quickly the pump can move water. CIMEX petrol water pumps are available with 2-inch, 3-inch and 4-inch connections, making it easier to match the pump to the required hose system, water volume and job-site conditions.
Total Head and Working Distance
Check the total head when water must be lifted vertically or transferred over a long distance. The correct pump should provide sufficient pressure and flow at the actual operating height and hose length, not only at the pump outlet.
Advantages of Petrol Water Pumps
- independent operation without mains electricity;
- portable design for field and construction use;
- high flow capacity for rapid water transfer;
- models for both clean and dirty water;
- four-stroke petrol engines for dependable performance.
Typical Applications
Petrol water pumps are suitable for irrigation, agricultural water transfer, draining construction excavations and trenches, emergency pumping after flooding, emptying reservoirs and working on remote sites. Select the model according to the water type, permissible solids size, required flow rate, total head and connection diameter.
