Self-Priming Pumps
Comprehensive guide to industrial pumps: types, working principles, pros & cons, maintenance tips, and how to select the right pump for your system
Both belong to the centrifugal family but differ significantly in priming ability, installation requirements, and performance characteristics.
Both self-priming pumps and non self-priming pumps offer unique strengths and limitations. By analyzing their pros and cons, you can select the right type.
The self-priming pump is a standout choice thanks to its ability to automatically remove air from the suction line and resume pumping without manual intervention.
Quiet, natural gas-powered emergency bypass pump—Ultra V Series®, high-head, solids-handling.
Sound-attenuated, gas-powered emergency bypass pump—6″, 1,600 GPM, heavy-duty solids handling.
Quiet 4″–6″ diesel self-priming pump (63 dBA), up to 1,640 GPM, ideal for noise-sensitive applications.
Explosion‑safe self‑priming pump (Shield‑A‑Spark) – 395 GPM, flammable liquids.