GW Pumps & Purification

• Deep-Well Jet Pumps - These pumps are designed for wells where the water being pumped is greater than 25 feet below and typically less than 100 feet below the location of the pump.   They require two pipes from the pump to the well.    One of these pipes is a suction pipe and the other pipe is a pressure pipe.   The pressure pipe sends water down through this pipe to a deep well ejector assembly (sometimes called a deep well jet package).   This assembly contains both a venturi (nozzle and tube).   It is crucial that this venturi is properly sized to the pump for proper operation.
• Shallow Well Jet Pumps - These pumps are designed for wells or water sources that are less than 25′ below the pump.    This includes pumping out of well, tanks, and other surface water sources.    The Shallow Well Jet Pumps use a single pipe from the pump to water source.   This single pipe is a suction pipe.   Within the body of a shallow well jet pump is a venturi (nozzle and tube).

All jet pumps are a version or type of centrifugal pumps.   However, jet pumps in addition to being a centrifugal pump, jet pumps use a jet assemble or ejector to pump water.   This jet assembly or ejector uses the principals of a venturi to increase the pressure created by the pump.   Therfore, a jet pump is able to create enough pressure to provide pressure to a required for household use or a small business.

GW Pumps and Purification has decades of experience in selling, servicing, maintaining, and repairing jet pumps.

If you have a special application that a jet pump will not work for, please contact us and let us know your needs.   We have the experience, knowledge, and to handle almost any pumping needs.

If you need a residential pump, GW Pumps and Purification is your local pump company for all your pumping needs.