Chopper/sludge pumps (submerged) for wastewater
The DG-I pump is a series of submersible pumps, which are developed to pump heavily polluted wastewater and sludge with a high dry matter content.
All DG-I pumps are fitted with a knife system at the pump inlet. The knives ensure smooth operation in conditions where many other pumps have problems with clogging.
Use of the wastewater pump
The pump has several applications. As an example, the DG-I pump has proven to be a problem solver in pumping stations, where there is a large content of cloths, wet wipes and other things that would otherwise typically cause other pumps to have trouble operating.
Landia’s pumps are designed to be able to pump liquids with high viscosity. This makes them extremely suitable for pumping wastewater sludge. The operating range of the pumps is up to 6 bar, which is why they can also replace most types of displacement pumps that are often used for pumping sludge.
For liquids that contain abrasive particles such as sand, we have developed special materials that extend the service life of the pump significantly compared to a standard pump.
If the pump is to be used in operation with more aggressive liquids, such as wastewater from dairies, we offer the pump in acidproof steel.
Chopperpumpe DG-I
Chopperpumpe DGR-I
Our solutions within wastewater
The chopper pumps deal with the wastewater
The Landia’s chopper pumps break down impurities before they are pumped further into the system and therefore act as a problem solver in pumping stations.
Pumping sludge
Landia can offer durable pumping solutions for pumping all types of sludge.
Aeration, ejector aerators
The Landia AirJet is an ejector aerator that works by automatically sucking the air into the ejector and subsequently mixing it with the wastewater during combined mixing and aeration.
A strong partner with extensive experience in wastewater
Finding a partner with extensive experience in wastewater management is crucial, and frankly, there’s no one out there with more experience in wastewater mixers than Landia.
Since the late 1980s, when we supplied our first mixers for sewage treatment plants, Landia products have found their way into sewage treatment facilities worldwide. The wastewater industry has been growing steadily year after year, and we’ve been growing right along with it.
When you get in touch with Landia, you’ll be speaking with people who aren’t just familiar with the industry; they’re enthusiastic about it, just like you.
