Wide range of electric motor-driven pumps to facilitate evacuation of a reception pit.
GEA offers a wide range of motor-driven pumps designed to provide maximum performance, regardless of the pump’s application. Whether you need to feed a flush system or separator, facilitate the transfer of liquids to an irrigation system, or just to empty your reception pit simply and effectively, GEA has the pump for your farm-specific applications.
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4-Inch High Pressure Pump
Reaches its full potential when responding to high head pressures or when used to transfer relatively long distances.
3-Inch Compact Pump
As reliable as the 3" Pump, this compact version offers performance and efficiency where space is limited.
3-Inch High Pressure Pump
The most powerful of all 3" pumps, it will respond to high head pressures while remaining economical.
3-Inch High Pressure Pump on Pontoon
Responds to high head pressures while remaining economical.
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