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GROUNDWORKS
Delta Membrane Systems launches new 800 Series of Packaged Pump Stations
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elta Membrane Systems Limited, recently launched “Delta Pumps” a customised department in all things basement pumps and drainage. The newly formed department offers a wide range of standard and bespoke submersible pumps and pumping stations.
The Delta Bespoke 800 Series is suited for larger domestic and commercial projects due to its higher chamber capacity.
The Delta 800 Series of Package Pumping Station are available in depths from 1,250 mm to 2,000 mm and with varying pumping capabilities from the Delta Single V3 Foul to powerful Delta Dual V6 pump. Designed for pumping groundwater, surface water and foul water depending on specifi c project requirements. As the name implies, a submersible pump is one that is designed to be immersed in a substance (from groundwater to foul water). While foul pumps are focused on pumping away foul and grey water. Subject to specifi cation, groundwater sump pumps are used in conjunction with a Type C waterproofi ng solution to protect structures against groundwater. The purpose of a sump chamber is to collect and discharge (to a suitable evacuation point) any water ingress which has collected in the cavity drain membrane system and to discharge groundwater to a suitable external discharge point such as the mains drainage system. Delta Membrane Systems Limited have substantially invested in their new range of packaged pump stations, with further investments planned for 2023.
Delta’s Packaged Pump Stations are a complete
unit. Comprising
of chamber,
pumps, pipework kit, valves, Control Panels, etc which are pre-assembled at their Pump Distribution Hub.
The new 800 series of package pump stations compliments, Delta’s upgraded 695 and 895 chambers. All of Delta’s sump pump stations are built for durability, longevity and designed to withstand the most demanding of below ground environments. Whether it be a multi- level commercial, social facilities, or larger residential project, Delta Pumps have the solution to meet the specifi c needs of the contractor/architect/specifi er.
Commenting on the announcement, Christopher Burbridge, co-founder of Delta Membrane Systems Limited said:
“I’m
incredibly proud of our continued success and delighted to see the company expanding operations with the opening of our Pump Distribution Hub. Delta continues to receive strong support from the waterproofi ng community, helping us to drive product development and future growth plans.” “The investment in ‘Delta Pumps’ signifi es our business and team’s strengths. With Kevin Dodds (managing director) overseeing our product development, I believe Delta will continue to add exciting new technology and
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products to our already impressive portfolio.” “We recognise that every project has different requirements and therefore our Technical Teams work together as one, to provide tailored solutions that meet specifi c site and project needs. We manufacture all our package pump stations in-house from design, through to assembly and testing.” “We tailor the project scope to the client’s requirements, providing basement drainage designs for developments of all sizes.” Delta Pumps are proud to be manufacturing
and fabricating all their sump pump chambers from their new warehouse facilities in a new dedicated Pump Distribution Hub close to its Epping Headquarters to enhances the company’s ability to serve their nationwide customer base. To
explore the new range of Delta
Pumps visit the Package Pumps and Basement Drainage Systems section at Delta Membranes’ website.
Whatever the needs of your project, you can rely on Delta’s Technical Team to ensure you get the right advice, support, and practical help at exactly the right time
its required. 01992 523 523.
info@deltamembranes.com
www.deltamembranes.com
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