WQK30-30QG Heavy Duty Sewage Pump – 30 m Head, 3 kW, Industrial Grade
Model: WQK30-30QG
Some jobs need serious horsepower. The WQK30-30QG brings 3 kW to the table, pushing 30 m³/h at 30 meters head. This is not a toy. It’s built for industrial wastewater where the going gets tough. Where…
Some jobs need serious horsepower. The WQK30-30QG brings 3 kW to the table, pushing 30 m³/h at 30 meters head. This is not a toy. It’s built for industrial wastewater where the going gets tough.
Where You’ll Find It • Chemical plants moving corrosive waste • Steel mills handling cooling water with scale • Paper mills pumping fiber-laden effluent • Mines dewatering tunnels
Why It Survives The cast iron HT250 body absorbs vibration. The double mechanical seal with silicon carbide faces resists wear from abrasive particles. And the cutting system ensures that even with heavy solids, the pump keeps running.
Technical Table
Parameter
Value
Model
WQK30-30QG
Flow
30 m³/h
Head
30 m
Power
3 kW
Outlet
80 mm
Speed
2900 rpm
One Thing to Watch At 3 kW, this pump draws significant current. Make sure your electrical supply and cable size are adequate. Undersized cables cause voltage drop and reduce performance.
Applications Summary: chemical plants, steel mills, paper mills, mining dewatering, heavy industrial wastewater Thanks for reading from HAQUANPUMP. We build pumps for the toughest environments. Ask about the WQK30-30QG for your industrial application.
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