Crown Self-Priming Pumps
Crown self-priming centrifugal pumps are used in industrial and municipal wastewater, solids-handling, and fluid-transfer applications. Their designs provide access for maintenance while addressing operating conditions involving unscreened wastewater and suspended solids.
Great Lakes Pump & Supply provides Crown pump products, related self-priming pump options, and industrial pump repair and replacement support.
Crown Pump Products for Wastewater and Dewatering
Crown PO self-priming solids-handling pumps are designed for applications involving raw sewage, industrial wastewater, and other liquids containing suspended solids.
According to current manufacturer specifications, the Crown PO product family offers flow capacities up to 4,400 GPM, heads up to 180 feet, and solids-handling capability up to 3 inches, depending on the model. Available configurations include different pump sizes and drive arrangements.
Pump selection should account for flow requirements, total dynamic head, solids characteristics, suction conditions, installation space, and maintenance access.
Browse Crown Pump Types
Great Lakes Pump & Supply provides the following self-priming pump product options for wastewater, solids handling, and industrial fluid-transfer applications.
Self-Priming Solids-Handling Pumps
Self-Priming Solids Handling Pumps
Crown PO self-priming centrifugal pumps are designed for industrial and municipal wastewater applications involving suspended solids. These pumps use solids-handling hydraulic designs and are available in configurations suited to different flow, head, and installation requirements.
B-Model Self-Priming Pumps
B-series self-priming pumps support general and specialized industrial applications, including dewatering, liquid transfer, marine service, and pressure boosting. Available configurations accommodate different installation, motor, and drive requirements.
Manufacturer distinction: Crane Pumps & Systems currently identifies its B-series self-priming pumps under the Barnes brand.
Selecting a Self-Priming Pump for Your Application
The appropriate self-priming pump depends on the liquid being handled, required flow rate, total dynamic head, solids content, suction conditions, and installation requirements.
Wastewater and solids-handling applications may require different hydraulic designs than general fluid transfer or construction dewatering. Available space, drive configuration, and maintenance access also influence equipment selection.
For replacement equipment, the manufacturer, model number, and pump nameplate information can help identify existing specifications and installation requirements.
Great Lakes Pump & Supply can assist with pump selection, replacement equipment, and industrial pump service and repair .
For related applications, explore industrial water and wastewater pump solutions .