Atlas Copco has developed a new versatile range of electric surface self-priming dewatering pumps for a wide variety of applications.
The E-Pump range consists of different models with a canopy and open set configuration. This flexible solution is ideally suited for many applications like sewage bypass, in the municipality sector and construction projects with access to a power source.
E-Pumps successfully manage demanding flows and large solids with lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and no CO2 footprint during pumping operations with digital connectivity solutions.
The range, which comprises the E PAS and PAC electric models, offers an exciting electric, no CO2 emission alternative to diesel-powered surface dewatering pumps during pumping operations. This allows customers to reduce their emission footprint and operate in emission-restrictive areas with no fuel consumption.
While the PAC electric pumps, an open configuration range with a galvanized frame, will mostly address the North American market, the E PAS is designed with a canopy to meet customer needs in Europe.
The E PAS has a unique intelligent priming solution that ensures that the pump’s priming system only runs when strictly necessary, reducing energy consumption and noise generation under normal operating conditions
The priming system ensures no carryover contamination, and the canopy set units are up to 120% spillage-free, keeping the workplace and environment clean. E PAS dewatering solutions can intelligently start and stop based on float signals.
“The E PAS and PAC electric lines of surface dewatering pumps are an exciting addition to the electric-powered range of products from Atlas Copco,” said Saksham Dube, global marketing manager at Atlas Copco Power & Flow.
“They offer excellent performance, low cost of ownership, reduced footprint and unique digital connectivity, contributing towards Atlas Copco’s efforts to create a more sustainable future.”
Atlas Copco launches new e-pumps
