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DOA K0103 SP35 Submersible 3" Hydraulic Slurry/Trash Pump

by DOA
SKU
142403
Model
SP35
The DOA SP35 is a 3-inch submersible hydraulic slurry and trash pump designed for handling clear and heavily loaded liquids with solids up to 2 inches in diameter. It features a stainless steel impeller and shell, a closed single-channel impeller for high efficiency, and can pump up to 422 gallons per minute with a maximum head of 164 feet. The pump is durable, requires minimal maintenance, can run dry indefinitely, and operates with various hydraulic power sources. This item is available for purchase only.

Purchase

$4,012.53
Availability: Call for Availability

This pump delivers high performance due to its hydraulic power and exclusive closed single-channel impeller, providing high efficiency with flow rates up to 422 gallons per minute, a maximum head of 164 feet, and the capability to pump dense or very muddy water with suspended solids up to 2 inches in diameter. The SP35 is ideal for maintenance work on urban networks that handle very dense liquids, flood control in civil protection services, and general roadwork.

Key Features:

  • Extremely durable and reliable, requiring minimal maintenance; can run dry indefinitely without damage.
  • The pump housing can be opened in just a few minutes without tools for easy inspection of the impeller and pumping chamber.
  • Operable with small power packs or the hydraulic systems of mini excavators, vans, tractors, and other work vehicles.
  • The hydraulic motor includes a one-way valve to prevent accidental oil leaks if connected to the wrong hydraulic port.
  • Available with "Viton" hydraulic motor seals for handling high-temperature fluids.
  • The single-channel impeller (without vanes) minimizes mechanical impact on the fluid, reducing the formation of emulsions and foams.
  • A key feature for pumping oil spills and oil products from "skimmers" in seas and lakes.