Water Pump Series – DM-WPF55

High-Volume Transfer with Commercial-Grade Power

The DM-WPF55 is a powerful, high-capacity water pump designed to meet the rigorous demands of commercial farming and large-scale construction. It features a robust 212cc four-stroke engine and 4-inch ports, delivering an impressive 80m³/h flow rate. It offers the raw power needed for major water-moving projects with the added benefits of four-stroke efficiency and durability.

Key Specifications

• Engine Type: Four Stroke, Air-Cooled

• Displacement: 212cc

• Output Power: 4.9kW / 7.0Hp

• Fuel Tank Capacity: 3600ml

• Inlet/Outlet Diameter: 100mm (4.0 inch)

• Max Flow Rate: 80m³/h

• Max Pump Lift (Head): 25m

• Max Suction Lift: 7m

Product Overview

The DM-WPF55 is built for operators who need maximum flow without compromise. Its 7HP four-stroke engine provides reliable, fuel-sipping power to move massive volumes of water quickly. The 4-inch ports ensure minimal friction loss, allowing the pump to operate at peak efficiency. It is the go-to choice for tasks ranging from emptying large reservoirs to supplying water for sprinkler systems across hundreds of acres.

Performance & Capability

• Exceptional Flow: Capable of moving 80m³/h, drastically cutting down the time required for large-scale water transfer.

• Deep Suction: Maintains a 7-meter suction lift, providing flexibility in water source placement.

• High Efficiency: The four-stroke engine offers superior fuel economy and lower emissions compared to equivalent two-stroke models.

Design & Build Quality

• Heavy-Duty Chassis: Designed to be mounted on a sturdy frame for stability on uneven ground.

• Commercial-Grade Seals: Features high-quality mechanical seals to prevent leakage and ensure long service life.

• Easy Maintenance: Tool-free access to air filter and spark plug for quick field servicing.

Applications

• Commercial Agriculture: Watering large vegetable farms, vineyards, and orchards.

• Reservoir Transfer: Moving water between large storage basins.

• Construction De-watering: Managing groundwater in large building sites.

• Aquaculture: Filling and draining fish ponds and tanks.