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Shore-Mounted Pumps

Proven performance and running efficiencies in dairy effluent management.

    When failure is not an option.

    We understand that failures in effluent systems can lead to substantial repercussions for farmers. Our comprehensive range of shore-mounted dairy effluent pumps are engineered for low wear and reduced energy consumption during continuous operation and include Wangen progressive cavity, Varisco centrifugal, and Alpha Pompe open and closed impeller pumps. Supported by our exceptional service and support, you can rely on our pumping solutions in your effluent and dairy shed systems. 
    WANGEN PUMPS

    Performance measured in decades

    Wangen pumps are recognised globally for their reliability and long service life. Wangen’s focus on precision engineering and innovative design has simplified the maintenance and operation of their progressive cavity series’.
    Performance measured in decades
    VARISCO PUMPS

    Reliability at demanding suction heights

    Varisco’s J-Series self-priming centrifugal pumps are ideal for applications requiring rapid priming from high suction heights while handling polluted, waste, and abrasive fluids with suspended solids. Their inspectable pump casing doubles as a water reservoir, enabling quick priming without auxiliary systems, simplifying management and reducing maintenance.

    Reliability at demanding suction heights

    Overview of our Shore-Mounted Pumps

    Alpha Open Impeller Pumps

    Use Alpha Pompe ORA-A cast-iron, self-priming open impeller pumps for separated or treated effluent. Their straightforward design keeps maintenance simple and wear parts to a minimum.

    • Max head: 76m
    • Max solids: 20mm
    • Available in 18.5kW
    Alpha Closed Impeller Pumps Use Alpha ORA-C series cast iron, closed impeller pumps for clean or green water. Their straightforward design keeps maintenance simple and wear parts to a minimum. 
    • Max head: 75m
    • Available in 7.5kW, 11kW, 15kW
    Wangen Progressive Cavity Effluent Pumps

    Very low maintenance and highly dependable, Wangen KL Series of effluent PC pumps perform at very low rpm and features a unique, encapsulated cardon joint that is wear and maintenance-free.

    • Power: 7.5 – 18.5kW
    • Speed: 152 – 260 rpm
    • Max flow: 60m³/hr
    • Max pressure: 12 bar
    LJM Dry Mounted Slurry Pumps

    LJM's TPA-Series slurry pump is an economical solution where dry-mounting is an option. Offering built-in cutters for fine shredding of straw and feed residues, the TPA is ideal for liquid manure with very high dry solid content.

    • Max flow: 96.6m3/h
    • Max head: 27.5m
    • Outlet: 4" - 6" 
    • Output: 5.5kW - 18.5kW
    Varisco Self-Priming Centrifugal Pumps

    Varisco J-Series pumps suit applications that require fast priming from demanding suction heights, and the ability to manage polluted, waste and abrasive fluids with suspended solids.

    • Max flow: 1200m3/hr
    • Max head: 110m
    • Max solids: 76mm
    • Self-priming 7.5m
    Wangen Progressive Cavity PTO Pumps

    Designed for agricultural use, Wangen’s PTO shaft pumps vacuum-load, unload and distribute tank manure supplies, or convey liquid feed.

    • High suction power
    • Insensitive to foreign bodies
    • Max flow: 470m3/hr
    • Max pressure: 16 Bar
    Varisco Self-Priming Centrifugal Pumps

    Varisco J-Series pumps suit applications that require fast priming from demanding suction heights, and the ability to manage polluted, waste and abrasive fluids with suspended solids.

    • Max flow: 1200m3/hr
    • Max head: 110m
    • Max solids: 76mm
    • Self-priming 7.5m
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    They brought their mechanics, they didn't just dump it and leave….couldn't have done it without them to be honest

    Mark CadwalladerCatchment Worker

    This sort of unique system you set up is what sets you apart from others in the Market

    Jacob Warmsley Project Manager

    I had an amazing experience with Prime Pump at the Transmission Gully ... will recommend you guys anytime and anywhere.

    Peter FisherDirector

    You guys had our backs from the get-go and stood beside us and persevered.

    DaveOps Director

    We called for a different type of solution…... We were pretty happy with what's been delivered

    Rob KerrProject Director

    Prime supplied us with the best solution for hire and the instant availability was what we needed… We certainly will be using them in the future

    Priscilla EllmersWastewater Supervisor

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    Agri & Industrial Specialist

    Questions

    FAQ

    At Prime Fluid Management, we understand that every fluid management challenge brings unique considerations. Here, you’ll find clear, practical answers and expert guidance to help you maximise uptime, achieve regulatory compliance, extend equipment life, and implement the most effective solution for your site. 

    Is an auto-prime pump the same as a “dry prime” or dry-prime dewatering pump?

    On a lot of drawings and pump schedules, dry-prime pump or dry-prime dewatering pump is used as shorthand for a surface pump that can handle air and doesn’t need manual priming. In practice, the auto-prime units that Prime Fluid supplies are vacuum-assisted pumps with a dedicated priming system, so they meet the intent of most “dry prime” specs while giving you a modern, quieter and more efficient package.

    When would I use auto-prime dewatering pumps instead of a self-priming dewatering pump or submersible?

    Auto-prime units are usually the better option when the pump has to sit above the water, suction conditions might change, or you expect a lot of air to enter the line during setup and operation. A self-priming dewatering pump or submersible can still be the right choice on simpler, more static jobs, and Prime can talk you through which option will be more reliable and cost-effective for your site.

    Do you supply diesel dewatering pumps and can they be automated?

    Yes – Prime can supply auto-prime packages as diesel dewatering pump sets or electric sets, depending on what power you have available and how the system will run. With the right control panel and level sensors, those same units can be configured as an automated pump or “auto water pump” that starts and stops itself, which is helpful on remote or 24/7 sites where you don’t want someone constantly watching the pump.

    Can Auto-prime Pumps be used for flood control and emergency response?

    Auto-prime units are a good fit for temporary flood control pumps because they can be moved quickly, cope with long suction and discharge lines, and re-prime themselves as water levels change. Prime Fluid can set up high-flow Auto-prime Pump solutions for New Zealand councils and contractors that form part of a wider flood or stormwater contingency plan.

    What information do you need to size the right Auto-Prime Pump in New Zealand?

    To match an Auto-Prime Pump New Zealand job, one of our  sales engineers will usually ask for your required flow, total dynamic head, suction depth, discharge route, expected solids size and how long the pump needs to run. If your documents mention terms like autoprime dewatering pumps, auto vacuum pump or use a generic “dry prime” note, sending those details through with a simple sketch of the setup helps the team recommend the most suitable package for your project.