What is so different about the Fast Flow pump as compared to other pumps?

The patented Fast Flow pump has a double annular inlet design that takes suction from both sides of the impeller -and eliminates thrust load wear problems associated with other centrifugal pumps.   In fact the impeller has no contact with the housing.   It is what the Fast Flow pump does not have, that makes it so reliable;  it has NO Mechanical Seals,  no wear plates, no internal bearings, bushings, gears, or rubber impellers which create friction, heat, wear, and pump failure. 

How does the Fast Flow pump flow rate performance compare with other pumps?

The unique double inlet design produces very high flow rates.  For example,  with its dual intake inlets, the little 2-inch pump will move 410 GPM;  typically most 2- inch pumps move about 175 GPM.   In fact, it is the highest flow rate pump we have tested.   A powerful hydraulic motor runs the pump, making the pump light weight and portable.

The Fast Flow pump is designed to be a high flow rate pump rather than a high pressure pump.  However, the little 2-inch model will pump an impressive 260 feet of vertical head pressure.  Because it is submersible, suction lift limitations and priming problems - are eliminated.      

Yes.  Its small size will fit into a man-hole.  The little 2-inch pump is about 15 inches square and weighs 26 pounds.   Other pumps that move similar flow rates usually are very heavy and usually require a crane or heavy equipment lifting.   The 4 inch model weighs 66 pounds but flows an impressive 11500 GPM.   The Fast Flow works great in confined space areas.

Yes.  It can pump a stream of mud, oily wate, or viscous fluids.  The impeller has no contact with the housing, allowing passage of these materials with minimal erosional damage.  For severe service solids pumping we have optional ceramic coatings.

Oilfield, Enviro Barge pumping / cleaning operations, oily waste pumping, sewage, construction pit de-watering, mining, barge pumping, oil spills, enviro site clean-up,  disaster response,  flood protection, city maintenance, swimming pools, farming, and many more.

The 2 inch pump will require a minimum of 15 hp to 40 hp system.  The 4 inch pump, with its 1150 gpm flow rate, require 50 to 100 hp.    Fast Flow can provide diesel/hydraulic, electric/hydraulic, or gasoline/hydraulic power units that are matched to work best with our pumps.     We build Oilfield Ready, MMS compliant diesel HPU systems that meet Coast Guard regulation.

The pump has only one bearing with one grease fitting that should be lubricated after use or on a weekly basis.   The pump has few parts and its simple design minimizes pump down time and pump maintenance expense.