Agricultural Chopper Pump – WQK25-15QG for Livestock Waste
Model: WQK20-15QG
Farm waste is different from municipal sewage. It’s thicker, more fibrous, and loaded with bedding material like straw and hay. An agricultural chopper pump needs to handle all of that without cloggi…
Farm waste is different from municipal sewage. It’s thicker, more fibrous, and loaded with bedding material like straw and hay. An agricultural chopper pump needs to handle all of that without clogging. Why Farms Need Chopper Pumps Standard centrifugal pumps choke on straw and manure solids. The WKQ25-15QG chopper pump cuts through bedding material before it reaches the impeller. The 65 mm outlet handles the volume, and the 2.2 kW motor provides enough power for continuous duty.
Specs for Agricultural Use
Parameter
Value
Model
WQK25-15QG
Flow
25 m³/h
Head
15 m
Power
2.2 kW
Outlet
65 mm
Solids Handling
Up to 10 mm after cutting
Where Farmers Use It • Pumping manure lagoons for irrigation • Transferring livestock waste to treatment systems • Draining barn wash-down areas • Moving silage leachate to storage
Material Considerations For agricultural use, cast iron body with stainless steel impeller works well. The cutting blades are hard alloy — they hold up against silica in straw and grit.
Maintenance on the Farm Check the blade gap monthly during heavy use. Farm waste is more abrasive than domestic sewage. Replace the cutter set annually or when cutting performance drops.
Applications Summary: livestock waste, manure lagoons, barn drainage, silage leachate, agricultural irrigation Thanks for visiting HAQUANPUMP. If you need an agricultural chopper pump for your farm operation, the WQK25-15QG is a popular choice. Contact us for a quote tailored to your livestock waste system.
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