Sewage Lifting Unit
Our Denor Sewage Lifting Unit includes built-in type and external type, single or double pump
stations, Stainless Steel, PE, or GRP materials.
A Stainless Steel Sewage Lifting Unit is a pre-assembled pumping
system designed to handle raw sewage and wastewater in demanding
environments where exceptional corrosion resistance, hygiene, and
longevity are required. Unlike standard polyethylene units, the
primary material for the basin and often key components is
stainless steel (typically grade 304 or 316L). But also according
to customer's need to use other materials (GRP) production casing.
The specifications of the pumping station can be flexibly selected
according to user needs. Our Denor also have larger packaged pumping station systems (also called integrated pumping station systems).
Advantages and Why Choose Stainless Steel
Superior Corrosion Resistance: The primary reason for choosing this
type of unit.
Exceptional Durability & Longevity.
Hygienic and Easy to Clean.
Suitable for High-Temperature Effluent.
Structural Integrity.
Denor sewage lifting equipment is suitable for villas, clubs,
various high-end places, various industries and other places with
large amounts of sewage and debris.The equipment adopts a single
pump or a double pump design that serves as a backup for each other
combined with automatic or PLC control.
The ten-year industry (PLC control mode) operation mode has been
achieved in projects such as Wuhan Light Rail, Vanke Commercial
Complex, Wanda Commercial Integration, and Caidian Lake Villa
Guanzhi. It improves the utilization rate of the basement space,
makes the air environment fresher, and effectively reduces the
maintenance and repair costs during use. It achieves no
precipitation in the box, no cleaning is required for long-term
use, and there is no odor in the use space, which meets
environmental protection requirements.
Application areas:
1. Domestic sewage discharge from high-rise residential buildings
with basements;
2. Sewage discharge from commercial service places such as
underground shopping malls, restaurants, bathrooms, etc.;
3. Sewage discharge from subways, underground crossings, etc.;
4. Sewage discharge from civil air defense projects;
5. Small and medium-sized unmanned sewage pumping stations in urban
areas;
6. Drainage from basement toilets, subway toilets, civil air
defense basement toilets, other underground toilets, and all other
places where sewage needs to be lifted;
7. Sewage treatment places in the basements of various buildings;
8. Sewage treatment in the basements of office buildings.
