Shipbuilders worldwide rely on Gorman-Rupp pumps for a wide range of applications. Whether used as bilge pumps, for deck washing, wastewater transfer, or other heavy-duty tasks on board, Gorman-Rupp pumps are the trusted choice for many shipbuilders and shipping companies.
With a broad selection of materials and extensive expertise in the marine industry, our pumps provide reliable performance on seagoing vessels, inland ships, and yachts. Plus, with worldwide parts and support availability, you always have the assistance you need to keep your ships running.
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.
In shipbuilding, Gorman-Rupp pumps are used for a range of onboard applications, including bilge pumps, deck washing, and wastewater transfer, as well as other heavy-duty tasks. They are used on seagoing vessels, inland ships, and yachts.
For shipbuilding, Gorman-Rupp offers self-priming pumps, prime assisted pumps, and standard centrifugal pumps. Self-priming pumps handle solids-laden fluids and reprime automatically, prime assisted pumps deliver high flow rates for demanding duties, and standard centrifugal pumps provide efficient general fluid transfer.
Self-priming pumps handle liquids containing air, solids, and debris, and reprime automatically when the suction line runs empty. Their above-ground installation allows direct access for inspection and service without confined space entry, which is practical in the confined layout of a vessel.
Gorman-Rupp offers a broad selection of materials for marine applications, selected to suit the fluid and the operating environment on board. Material choice depends on factors such as the medium, corrosion conditions, and the specific duty.
Bilge duty requires pumps that handle water mixed with debris and reprime reliably. Gorman-Rupp self-priming pumps suit this application because they handle solids-laden liquids, reprime automatically, and remain accessible above ground for maintenance.
For deck washing and wastewater transfer, Gorman-Rupp self-priming and centrifugal pumps provide reliable flow and handle fluids containing solids and debris. Their robust construction supports continuous operation under demanding onboard conditions.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp provides worldwide parts and support availability, so assistance is available to keep ships running. This global support is combined with extensive expertise in the marine industry.
Gorman-Rupp Europe provides engineering-driven application support based on the medium, required flow rate and head, solids content, materials, and installation conditions on board. This ensures the right pump type and configuration for each marine duty point.
Yes. Gorman-Rupp Europe provides in-house engineering, European assembly, and testing, with local support for selection, commissioning, and ongoing service for shipbuilding projects, alongside worldwide parts availability.
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