Pump division

Opifex‑Synergy’s most unique pump type offering. Designed with efficiency, performance, durability, and versatility as objectives, the Hudig pump is one of a kind offered in the market today. With fuel consumption ranging from .737 to 1.16 gallon per hour, runtimes on these pumps are up to 179 hours to tank of fuel. The sound attenuation canopy offers 60 dB(A) at 33ft, making these the quietest pumps on the market.

High volume, solids handling pumps are versatile and the most commonly used pumps in the portable pump market. Often referred to as trash pumps, applications include sewer lift station and gravity sewer bypass, cooling tower bypass, canal bypass, stream diversions, open sump dewatering, limited well-point/horizontal sock and mine dewatering. The list of applications these types of pumps are used for is almost endless.

When your job includes an elevation change of over 100’ or the discharge piping condition creates a high head/psi condition High-Head pumps usually come into play. Typically, high head applications are considered critical conditions. Applications include mine dewatering, sewer and potable water bypass, booster pump stations, temporary fire protection, pipe flushing, and coolant water recirculation.

The correct dewatering process is important on any job site to achieve the proper groundwater table for the project. Rotary-lobe pumps perform well on applications where a combination of water and high air handling is required. Applications include well-point and sock tile dewatering.

Offering 4" up to 42" hydraulic submersible pump heads with a variety of impeller/propeller designs, and the diesel driven power units to drive them Opifex‑Synergy has the pump to handle small and large hydraulic pump applications.

When your job site demands the movement of heavy sludge and debris filled wastes from trenches and catch basins, Opifex‑Synergy Pump's Double Diaphragm pumps are the solution. This pump offers well-pointing and sock dewatering applications as well.