ZWL Direct-Coupled Self-Priming Sewage PumpHigh-Head ZWL Self-Priming Pump for Long Discharge
Need to push sewage up high or a long way? The high-head ZWL models reach 60–80 m. Here’s which units to look at and how head really adds up.

The small ZWL self-priming pumps (DN25–DN50, 1.5–3 kW) suit light drainage and transfer. Here are the models, ratings and where they fit.
| Flow Rate | 8–800m³/h |
|---|---|
| Head | 10–80m |
| Power | 1.5–75kW |
| Inlet / Outlet Diameter | DN25–DN300 |
| Material | Cast Iron,SS304,SS316L |
Not every job needs a big pump. For light drainage, small workshops, farms and building services, the small end of the ZWL direct-coupled self-priming sewage pump range does the work without wasted power or footprint. These are the DN25 to DN50 models.
The small ZWL units run on modest 1.5–3 kW motors and cover low-to-moderate flow with useful head:
They pass solids up to about 60% of the port diameter — so even the small DN50 clears roughly 30 mm solids and 250 mm fibre — which is plenty for light sewage and dirty water.
These suit basement and building drainage, small workshop effluent, light farm and pond duty, and any transfer job where you don’t need big volume but still want the self-priming, non-clog convenience: no foot valve, primes itself after the first fill, compact and easy to install. Cast iron is standard; stainless steel is available where the liquid is corrosive.
ZWL Direct-Coupled Self-Priming Sewage PumpNeed to push sewage up high or a long way? The high-head ZWL models reach 60–80 m. Here’s which units to look at and how head really adds up.
ZWL Direct-Coupled Self-Priming Sewage PumpThe big ZWL self-priming pumps (DN125–DN300) move up to 800 m³/h and pass 180 mm solids. Models, ratings and where these large units are used.
ZWL Direct-Coupled Self-Priming Sewage PumpThe DN65–DN100 ZWL self-priming pumps are the workhorses of the range — flow to 100 m³/h, head to 80 m. Models, ratings and typical uses.