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Manufactured since 1982, Goodwin pumps have been continually developed to create the world’s most dependable submersible pumps. Goodwin pumps can have electric or hydraulic motors to suit a multitude of tasks. The range of heavy duty slurry pumps us complemented by specialist acid resisting and high head dirty water submersible pumps.

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The Godwin Dri-Prime 3″ (76mm) CD80D automatic priming centrifugal pump is a compact and highly maneuverable portable pumping system that can deliver a maximum of 350 gallons per minute (22 liters per second) and total dynamic heads to 93 feet (28 meters).

As a Xylem/Godwin Distributor we have added to our range the HL Series of automatic Dri-Prime pumping solutions. HL Series offers high-head and jetting pumps with solids-handling capabilities and single stage impeller design. Flow ranges from 107 to 1,200 m³/h. Head through the models can reach from between 100 to 160 meters. Extreme high head pumps are also available within’ HL Series. HL Series pumps are available with Perkins, Caterpillar, Hatz, JCB and Deutz engines.

For reliability, durability and excellent performance Xylem/Godwin have the pumping solution for you. Stuart Pumps have developed a 2 or 4 wheeled trailer which will enable manoeuvrability adaption to the pump for additional cost.*

Godwin’s Dri-Prime 16-in. pump ran a sewer bypass system continuously for a month without issues while the city of Raleigh, North Carolina, replaced a major outfall line feeding its wastewater treatment plant. The Dri-Prime NC350 combined Flygt N-technology with its innovative self-cleaning impeller and Godwin Field Smart Technology, which provides 24/7 remote monitoring of the pump.

To maintain treatment operations while the outfall was replaced, Ken Malonson, Vice President at Park Construction, needed to set up a temporary sewer bypass system. Malonson first contracted with a different company to set up the system, but the company’s North Carolina division closed before the job could be completed. Malonson turned to Xylem and its Godwin brand of pumps. “Xylem was right there for us,” Malonson said. “They took over the job and replaced the pump. We never missed a beat.”

Download our latest case study and read about how the teams engineered a solution using Flygt submersible pumps and Godwin equipment that operated continuously for nine months while crews made the repairs in a high-traffic area near critical infrastructure.

When a storm event shut down both Southern Iowa Rural Water Association pump stations, it caused authorities to scramble to move water to their customers.

Greenwich, Connecticut is a scenic New England town that is home to approximately 60,000 people. Its ongoing initiatives include repairs and upgrades to the town’s wastewater treatment plant and 28 pumping stations.

The first sign of trouble in “America’s Hometown” came on December 19, 2015. Plymouth, Massachusetts is the celebrated site where the Pilgrims landed in 1620, but on this day the prominent municipality was facing a major problem: the 4.5mile force main from the Water Street Pump Station to the Plymouth Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) had given way.

When the West Side sewage pump station in Onondaga County, New York, prepared to undergo its first major upgrade in over 30 years, the project required a bypass system to move a peak flow of 30 million gallons per day (MGD). The bypass contractor for the project worked with Xylem to design and install a temporary system to convey the full amount of flow.

Godwin’s Dri-Prime 16-in. pump ran a sewer bypass system continuously for a month without issues while the city of Raleigh, North Carolina, replaced a major outfall line feeding its wastewater treatment plant.

Sanitation District No. 1 of Northern Kentucky (SD1) needed to perform wet well concrete rehabilitation to two pump stations in Covington, Kentucky, located just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati.