CH&E

These very versatile self-priming centrifugal pumps with gasoline (gas)  engines have broad applications where a small self-primer is needed.  They are widely used as the primary pumps in portable military systems  and as feeder pumps in industrial separators. Available in 2", and 3"  sizes. 

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Self priming centrifugal pumps with electric engines from CH&E Pumps  are available in cast iron and aluminum 1.5" to 3" sizes and comes in low-to-medium head versions. 

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Self priming centrifugal pumps with diesel engines from CH&E Pumps  are available in cast iron 3" sizes and comes in low-to-medium head  versions and a Cast Iron – 5 Vane impeller high head system. 

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Self priming centrifugal pumps without power from CH&E Pumps are  available in cast iron and aluminum 2" to 3" sizes and comes in low-to-medium head versions. 

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CH&E diaphragm pumps with gasoline (gas) engines run strong in muddy, shallow conditions and they can run dry indefinitely without damage. If seepage returns, they auto prime to begin pumping. 

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CH&E diaphragm pumps with electric engines run strong in muddy, shallow conditions and they can run dry indefinitely without damage. If seepage returns, they auto prime to begin pumping.  

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CH&E diaphragm pumps with diesel engines run strong in muddy, shallow conditions and they can run dry indefinitely without damage. If seepage returns, they auto prime to begin pumping.  

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CH&E diaphragm pumps without power run strong in muddy, shallow conditions and they can run dry indefinitely without damage. If seepage returns, they auto prime to begin pumping.

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Trash pumps with gasoline engines are often used to get water out of the way so your crew can get back to work.

Because these trash pumps with gasoline engines are hard to beat for portability, convenience and reliability, they form one of the largest selling categories of trash pumps.

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Trash pumps with electric engines are often used to get water out of the way  so your crew can get back to work. The longer they stand around, the more it costs. When maximum output is the objective, this is the group of trash pumps with electric engines that produce. And they produce at  dynamically tested, CPB Certified levels.  

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Trash pumps with diesel engines are often used to get water out of the way so your crew can get back to work.
Because these trash pumps with diesel engines are hard to beat for portability, convenience and reliability, they form one of the largest selling categories of trash pumps.

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Trash pumps without power are often used to get water out of the way  so your crew can get back to work. The longer they stand around, the more it costs. When maximum output is the objective, this is the group of trash pumps without power that produce. And they produce at dynamically tested, CPB Certified levels.  

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