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Cutter subbnmersible pumps used for drainage applications. The sewage cutter pumps also called grinder pumps are designed with cutting edge technology to crush and screen suspended solids, kitchen waste, hospital waste at the inlet of pump.

Cutter submersible pumps are specifically designed to handle challenging drainage applications, especially where solids or debris are present in the water. These pumps are commonly used in sewage, wastewater, and industrial drainage systems.

Key Features of Cutter Submersible Pumps:

1. Cutter Mechanism:

   • Cutter submersible pumps are equipped with a cutting mechanism, usually a sharp, rotating blade or cutter installed in the pump’s intake. This mechanism helps in chopping up larger solids, fibrous materials, and debris into smaller pieces, making it easier for the pump to handle and prevent clogging.
   • This is particularly important in applications like wastewater treatment plants, sewage systems, or industrial drainage where the pumped water contains solids such as paper, cloth, rags, plastics, or food waste.

2. Submersible Design:

   • These pumps are designed to be fully submerged in water, which means they are ideal for applications where the pump must operate underwater, reducing the need for priming and offering better cooling due to immersion.
   • Their robust design allows them to operate effectively in harsh environments without the need for an external pump housing or surface-level installation.

3. Applications:

   • Sewage and Wastewater Drainage: Cutter submersible pumps are widely used in sewage treatment plants, wastewater systems, and septic tanks to pump water containing solids and other debris.
   • Industrial and Commercial Drainage: They are also used in industrial applications, including food processing, manufacturing, and commercial buildings, to remove wastewater and slurries with solid particles.
   • Floodwater Removal: In areas prone to flooding, cutter submersible pumps can be used to remove excess water that may contain debris, trash, and other solids.

4. Materials of Construction:

   • Cutter pumps are typically made from corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel or special alloys, ensuring longevity in harsh chemical or abrasive conditions.

5. Efficient Performance:

   • The cutting action reduces the risk of blockages and helps maintain the efficiency of the pump over long periods of operation. This results in less downtime and maintenance costs.

Advantages:

• Reduces Clogging: By cutting solids into smaller particles, these pumps prevent clogging, which is a common issue with regular submersible pumps in sewage and drainage systems.
• Versatile: They can handle various types of solids and debris, making them suitable for diverse industrial and municipal applications.
• Longer Lifespan: The cutting mechanism ensures that the pump operates smoothly for a longer time, minimizing the wear and tear caused by large solids.

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