
Diesel Pumps CDP80H
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Diesel Pumps CDP80H are engine driven trash pumps featuring an inlet and outlet diameter suited for diverse water applications. These C.R.I. units are robust in construction and utilize high-grade materials to remain durable and easy to maintain. Please contact Harare Pumps and Irrigation to confirm technical suitability for your specific local project.
Description
The Diesel Pumps CDP80H series consists of self-priming centrifugal pumps driven by air-cooled, direct injection, 4-stroke fuel-efficient engines. These pumps are designed for environments in Zimbabwe where electrical energy is unavailable, supporting applications in irrigation, fire fighting, and industry. Consult our experts to discuss the specific flow and head requirements for your site.
Engine Driven Pump - Diesel| Application | Water Pump | Trash Pump |
| Inlet/Outlet Dia. in inches | 4" | 3" |
| Max. Flow | 65 m³/h | 50 m³/h |
| Max. Head | 75 m | 25 m |
| Engine Speed | 3600 rpm | 3600 rpm |
| Max. Displacement | 406 | 296c |
| Max. Suction Head | 8 mtr | 8 mtr |
| Max. Output HP | 10HP | 6 HP |
| Max.Fuel tank Capacity | 5.5 Ltr | 3.5 Ltr |
- Efficient
- Wide head ranges
- Lower fuel consumption
- Less Noise
- Manual (recoil)/ Battery start options C.R.I. Engine driven water pumps are engineered to perfection with innovative design and stringent quality control to give you trouble free service. These pumps are robust in construction and tested to a high standard of excellence. High grade materials are used to make these pumps durable, efficient and easy to maintain.C.R.I. Engine Driven Pumps are self-priming centrifugal pumps driven by air cooled, direct injection, 4 stroke, fuel efficient, diesel engines suitable for various applications like irrigation, fire fighting, industries, etc,& for places where there is no electrical energy available.C.R.I. Engine Driven Pumps are self-priming centrifugal pumps driven by air cooled, direct injection, 4 stroke, fuel efficient, petrol suitable for various applications like irrigation, fire fighting, industries, etc,& for places where there is no electrical energy available.


