DEWATERING PUMPS
Our pumps are widely used in construction, mining, municipal infrastructure, flood control, industrial plants, wastewater management, oil & gas, and agricultural water transfer projects.
Showing all 11 results
VEGO Dewatering Pumps are engineered for continuous, high-volume water removal in the most demanding site conditions. Whether you are managing excavation dewatering on a major construction project, controlling groundwater ingress in a mine, or responding to a flood emergency — VEGO dewatering pumps deliver the flow rates, head pressures, and reliability that critical operations depend upon.
Key Features Section
- High-volume flow rates from 100 to 5,000 m³/hr depending on model configuration
- Available in diesel-driven, electric motor-driven, and hydraulic drive options
- Heavy-duty cast iron or stainless steel wetted parts for extended service life
- Centrifugal and self-priming designs for varied site conditions
- Skid-mounted, trailer-mounted, and container-mounted configurations
- Wide solids handling capability — passes particles up to 50mm
- ATEX-compliant options available for oil & gas and hazardous area applications
- CE certified and exported with full documentation for international projects
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Range / Value |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 100 – 5,000 m³/hr |
| Total Head | Up to 80m |
| Solids Handling | Up to 50mm |
| Temperature Range | -5°C to +80°C |
| Speed Range | 900 – 1800 RPM |
| Discharge Size | 2" – 12" |
| Materials | Cast Iron / SS316 / Duplex |
| Certifications | CE / ISO 9001 / ATEX opt. |
| Drive Options | Diesel, Electric, Hydraulic |
Typical Applications
VEGO Dewatering Pumps are designed for a wide range of industrial and infrastructure applications, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Our largest models can deliver flow rates of up to 5,000 m³/hr, making them suitable for large-scale construction, mining, and flood management projects.
Yes. VEGO offers self-contained diesel-driven dewatering pumps designed for locations where electrical power is unavailable or unreliable.
Routine maintenance typically includes engine servicing every 250 operating hours and inspection of the mechanical seal, impeller, bearings, and wear components every 500 operating hours, depending on operating conditions.
Yes. Selected models are designed to handle suspended solids up to 50 mm, making them suitable for construction, mining, and municipal drainage applications.
Our pumps are widely used in construction, mining, municipal infrastructure, flood control, industrial plants, wastewater management, oil & gas, and agricultural water transfer projects.