What pump types do you supply?

Motor selection depends on:
Power supply: Single-phase (residential, low flow, low power) or three-phase (industrial, agricultural irrigation, high flow, high power). Ambient temperature and cooling: The motor must remain submerged for proper heat dissipation. Explosion-proof requirements: For hazardous environments.

SLAPK submersible well pumps are designed for operating depths up to 600 meters, depending on the model and motor type. For extremely deep wells, multi-stage pumps are recommended to maintain efficiency and reduce motor load.

Material selection is crucial for long service life: SS304 / SS316 / SS316L stainless steel: Ideal for slightly corrosive water. Duplex stainless steel: Resistant to severe corrosion and high pressure. Cast iron: Suitable for non-corrosive water with moderate hardness. Impellers may be made of bronze or stainless steel depending on wear requirements.

The total dynamic head (TDH) can be calculated as: TDH = Static head + Friction loss + Pressure requirement
Static head: The vertical distance from the water surface to the discharge point. Friction loss: For horizontal pipes, approximately 1 meter of head per 10 meters of pipe; additional head should be added for elbows and fittings, estimated as 10%–25% of the total height. Pressure requirement: The pressure needed at the delivery point. SLAPK engineers can provide precise calculations for custom applications.

The performance of a submersible well pump depends on several factors: Pump head: Must match the well depth and the required discharge height. Flow rate: Determined by the water demand of the application. Motor power and efficiency: Higher motor power provides greater potential for head and flow rate. Pump materials: Corrosion and wear resistance affect service life. Well diameter and installation depth: Proper sizing ensures stable operation. Water quality: The presence of sand, silt, or chemicals can reduce efficiency.

Yes, we offer professional pump selection and technical support.