8 Inch High Pressure Auto Priming Pump
The VEGO 8 Inch High Pressure Pump is part of our DP-H series, purpose-built to generate and sustain high pressure output across long distances and demanding site conditions.
8 Inch High Pressure Pump Performance Curve
Key Features
- Standard Deutz German Engine
- Auto-Priming Pump System
- 9m Maximum Suction Lift
- Integrated 24 Hour Fuel Tank
- Skid Mount, High Ground Clearance
- Side Discharge Pipes
- Heavy Duty Rugged Construction
- Stainless Steel or Hardened Steel Parts
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Applications
VEGO Dewatering Pumps are designed for a wide range of industrial and infrastructure applications, including:
Frequently
Asked Questions
The 8" delivers higher volume at sustained high pressure — the step up when a larger pipeline, bigger mine dewatering job, or higher-volume jetting application outgrows a 6" unit.
It's the maximum depth the pump can draw water up from before discharging it — useful for sites where the water source sits well below the pump's position.
The tank is sized for roughly 24 hours of continuous running, minimising refuelling interruptions during long shifts or unattended operation.
Yes. Stainless steel or hardened steel wear parts are available depending on water quality, and the anti-corrosive primer and paint finish protect the pump body itself.
If your project needs even greater volume alongside high pressure — larger pipelines or major mine dewatering operations — our 12" High Pressure pump may be the better fit. Our team can help size this correctly.
