Whether you’re dealing with water shortages, flooding, or need frost protection for your crops, Gorman-Rupp irrigation pumps are always ready when you need them.
Our self-priming pumps provide a reliable and easy-to-use solution for irrigation. Whether powered by electricity, a diesel engine, or a tractor’s PTO shaft, Gorman-Rupp pumps keep moving water even after losing the initial prime. With automatic repriming and unmatched reliability, you can focus on your irrigation needs without worry.
Reliable, efficient, and easy to maintain- Gorman-Rupp self-priming pumps handle liquids containing air, solids, and debris while keeping maintenance hassle-free. Thanks to automatic repriming, they continue running even if the suction line is completely empty. Their above-ground installation ensures easy servicing, eliminating the need for confined space entry.
Designed for demanding conditions, Gorman-Rupp dry-prime pumps automatically remove air from the suction line, allowing for immediate pumping without manual priming. They deliver high flow rates, large solids handling, strong suction power, and energy-efficient operation- ideal for tough applications that require reliability and quick deployment.
The most widely used pump type, centrifugal pumps operate with rotating impellers to create a steady fluid flow. Known for their simple design, minimal moving parts, and smooth operation, they provide a cost-effective solution for general fluid transfer. Available in various sizes and materials, Gorman-Rupp standard centrifugal pumps ensure high efficiency and consistent performance.
A ready-to-use pumping solution for maximum flexibility. Whether electric-driven, diesel-powered, or battery-operated, our pump sets come pre-assembled for quick deployment. Available in both mobile and stationary configurations, they offer easy setup, reliable operation, and long service life.
Irrigation mainly uses self-priming pumps and standard centrifugal pumps. Self-priming pumps suit surface water sources because they reprime automatically and handle water that may contain sand or debris. Standard centrifugal pumps are used for cleaner water and steady transfer. The choice depends on the source, flow rate, head, and water quality.
Gorman-Rupp irrigation pumps can be powered by an electric motor, a diesel engine, or a tractor PTO shaft. The drive is selected based on the field location, available power, and how the pump is moved between sites.
After the initial prime, the pump can clear air from the suction line on its own and keep moving water even after losing the initial prime. For irrigation from open sources where the water level changes, this means the pump keeps running without manual repriming.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp self-priming pumps handle liquids containing air, solids, and debris, so they are suitable for surface water from ditches, ponds, and canals that may carry sand and plant material. For abrasive conditions, material selection is matched to the application.
Self-priming pumps are installed above ground, close to the water source, without the need for submerged components. This keeps them easy to position, inspect, and service, and the automatic repriming handles the changing levels typical of open water sources.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp irrigation pumps can be used to move water for frost protection of crops, in addition to standard irrigation and dealing with water shortages or excess water. The right configuration depends on the required flow, head, and timing of the duty.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp offers pump sets in mobile configurations, including the S-Line (diesel) and E-Line (electric), delivered as complete units. This suits irrigation across changing field locations and temporary or seasonal duties.
Yes. For clean water and a steady, continuous transfer, standard centrifugal pumps provide a cost-effective solution with a simple design and consistent performance. They are available in various sizes and materials to match the duty.
Selection starts with the application requirements: the water source, required flow rate, head, water quality (sand or debris), and the available drive. Share these details and Gorman-Rupp Europe advises the right configuration.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp Europe provides engineering-driven application support for irrigation projects, including pump selection based on source, flow, head, and water quality, system analysis, local assembly, testing, and commissioning assistance from its European facilities.
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