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| Product Name | Submersible Manure Chopper Pump |
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| Product Overview | The Submersible Manure Chopper Pump combines slurry transfer with inlet cutting. Installed in a collection pit or storage tank, it draws in pumpable manure and cuts compatible fibrous material before discharge. It can be incorporated into commercial pig farm manure collection, tank transfer and separator feed systems where an ordinary non-cutting effluent pump may be unsuitable. |
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| Structural Components | A typical assembly comprises a sealed submersible electric motor, pump casing, open impeller, inlet cutting elements, shaft sealing system, discharge connection and power cable. Project-specific installations may also include guide rails, a discharge coupling, lifting equipment, level controls and a control cabinet. |
| Working Principle | The motor rotates the impeller and draws manure through the inlet. Cutting elements shear suitable fibrous material as it enters the pump; the impeller then directs the slurry through the casing and into the discharge pipeline. Pump performance depends on the material consistency and the total head of the installed pipe system. |
| Technical Specifications |
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| Applications | Suitable for appropriately specified pig slurry, cattle slurry and other pumpable livestock manure containing fibrous material. Typical duties include moving manure from reception pits to storage tanks, feeding separation equipment and transferring slurry within a farm treatment system. Large stones, metal and other unsuitable foreign objects must be kept out of the inlet. |
| Customization Options | Pump duty, cutting arrangement, discharge connection, mounting method and control functions can be specified for the manure type and site drawings. Guide rail position, lifting clearance and pipe routing can be planned alongside concrete pit construction and adjacent steel structure buildings. |
| Installation & Maintenance | Check pit dimensions, operating liquid levels, pipe alignment and service access before installation. Mount the pump using the specified supports or guide rail and protect its power cable from abrasion. During scheduled maintenance, isolate the power supply, retrieve the pump with its designated lifting equipment and inspect the cutter clearance, impeller, seals and inlet for wear or trapped debris. |
| Product FAQ |
Why use a chopper pump for manure? Can it pump any solid object? What information is needed for selection? |
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Manufacturer reference images from FAN; the supplied equipment and installation may differ. |


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