PROSSER PUMPS
Prosser, a brand of Crane Pumps & Systems, manufactures portable electric submersible dewatering pumps for construction, industrial, utility, municipal, and other water-removal applications.
Great Lakes Pump & Supply provides Prosser dewatering pump products and replacement support for customers who need equipment suited to confined spaces, temporary drainage, or installed dewatering systems.
Prosser Submersible Pumps for Dewatering Applications
Prosser Standard Line 9-Series dewatering pumps are designed to remove unwanted water from locations such as excavations, utility work areas, dewatering wells, and industrial drainage systems.
Their slim, submersible design allows installation in confined locations where conventional pumping arrangements may be impractical. Because these pumps operate within the liquid, they do not require the priming arrangements associated with above-liquid suction installations.
The 9-Series includes configurations for higher-head or higher-volume requirements, with portable and fixed installation options.
According to Crane Pumps & Systems, the currently listed product family offers:
Flow rates: Up to 180 GPM
Head: Up to 175 feet
Motor horsepower: 0.75–5 HP
Discharge: 2 inches
These are published product-family limits, not performance guarantees for every model. Actual capacity and suitability depend on the selected pump and operating conditions.
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Great Lakes Pump & Supply provides Prosser portable submersible dewatering pumps for construction, utility, industrial, and municipal water-removal applications.
Prosser Dewatering Pumps
Prosser portable electric submersible pumps are designed to remove unwanted water from construction sites, utility excavations, dewatering wells, and other drainage locations.
The slim-line configuration supports installation where space is limited. Available models differ in flow capacity, discharge head, motor horsepower, and electrical requirements, allowing equipment to be matched to the specific dewatering conditions.
Common applications: Construction dewatering, utility excavations, industrial drainage, municipal maintenance, mining operations, and temporary water removal.
Selecting a Prosser Dewatering Pump for Your Application
Selecting a Prosser pump begins with determining the volume of water to be removed, required discharge head, available power supply, and space available for installation.
For dewatering wells and confined excavations, pump dimensions and installation orientation may be important. For higher-head applications, the required pumping pressure and available flow at the operating point should be checked against the manufacturer's pump curve.
The liquid itself also affects selection. Water containing abrasive sediment, large solids, or other materials may require equipment with different hydraulic and construction characteristics. Prosser dewatering pumps should not automatically be treated as substitutes for sewage grinder, chopper, or solids-handling pumps.
When replacing existing equipment, the pump model, motor voltage, discharge connection, operating conditions, and available installation clearance can help identify a suitable replacement.
Great Lakes Pump & Supply can assist with Prosser dewatering pump selection, replacement equipment, and industrial pump service and repair .
For other Crane pump applications, explore the Crane Pumps & Systems brand family or Barnes wastewater and solids-handling pumps .