DN25-DN200 Vertical Cast Iron Single-pipe Submersible Sewage Pump
PWSYW
Flow Range:8-400m³/h
Head Range:5-60m
Inlet/Outlet Range:DN25-DN200
Motor Power:0.75-45kw
Submersible Depth:0.5-5m
Head Range:5-60m
Inlet/Outlet Range:DN25-DN200
Motor Power:0.75-45kw
Submersible Depth:0.5-5m
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Vertical Cast Iron Single-pipe Submersible Sewage Pump
The PWS YW vertical cast iron single-pipe sewage pump is a robust cast iron water pump engineered for handling sewage with solids, fibers, and high viscosity. Featuring a single-pipe support design, it immerses the pump body in liquid while keeping the motor dry above the surface. This sewage submersible pumps offer clog-resistant operation, exceptional wear resistance, and low-maintenance efficiency, ideal for municipal, industrial, and construction wastewater systems. A compact, durable solution for tough sewage challenges.
Technical Features
Efficient Anti-Clogging Performance
Single or double vane impellers, together with oversized flow channels and anti-block hydraulic structures, stop blockages reliably, making the pump perfect for sewage rich in solid impurities.
Monolithic Long Shaft Layout
Built with a single seamless steel pipe bracket for a simple layout and easy installation. Its standard submersible depth is 3 meters, and custom longer shafts are available upon request.
Product Advantage
Wide Range to Match Diverse Requirements
Its flow range spans 8 to 400 cubic meters per hour, fully accommodating sewage treatment projects of all sizes. The available head ranges from 5 to 60 meters to satisfy various vertical lifting height demands.
Broad Medium Compatibility
This pump works with wastewater featuring a specific gravity between 1 and 1.3 kg/dm³ and a maximum fluid temperature of 70°C. It can pass solid particles up to 30% of the pump’s diameter and fibrous substances as long as 1.5 times the pump diameter.

Vertical Sump Pump vs Submersible Pump
| Vertical Sump Pump | Submersible Pump | |
| Motor Position | Located above the liquid level (dry environment outside the tank/pit). | Fully submerged in the liquid along with the pump body. |
| Pump / Impeller Position | Submerged at the bottom of the pit, connected to the motor via an extended vertical shaft. | Submerged at the bottom of the pit, directly coupled to the motor casing. |
| Sealing Requirements | Standard mechanical seals or packing glands (simpler seal design as the motor remains dry). | Heavy-duty double mechanical seals with an oil chamber to protect the motor from fluid ingress. |
| Installation & Footprint | Requires mounting flange/plate directly over the top opening of the pit; needs precise alignment for the shaft. | Simple"drop-in"installation; often uses an auto-coupling guide rail system for fast placement. |
FAQ
Q1: Can a vertical sump pump run dry?
A: Short periods of dry running may be tolerated depending on the bearing and bushing materials, but continuous dry running should be avoided to prevent overheating and mechanical seal/bearing damage.
A: Short periods of dry running may be tolerated depending on the bearing and bushing materials, but continuous dry running should be avoided to prevent overheating and mechanical seal/bearing damage.
Q2: How is the pump shaft supported over long lengths?
A: For longer immersion depths, intermediate sleeve bearings (bushings) are installed along the column pipe to stabilize the shaft and prevent vibration.
A: For longer immersion depths, intermediate sleeve bearings (bushings) are installed along the column pipe to stabilize the shaft and prevent vibration.
Q3: Do vertical sump pumps require priming?
A: No. Since the pump casing and impeller are fully submerged in the liquid, the pump is always primed and ready to start instantly.
A: No. Since the pump casing and impeller are fully submerged in the liquid, the pump is always primed and ready to start instantly.

