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All pumps feature a robust stainless steel motor housing, a water-cooled motor and self-lubricating precision ball bearings, as well as thermal overload protection.
These pumps can be used to pump liquids with temperatures of up to 50°C in continuous operation. It is also possible to pump liquids up to 95°C for up to four minutes.
The precision cast wheels of the Extrema series are made of high quality cast iron or stainless steel (AISI 304).
The Vortex free-flow impeller efficiently prevents clogging of the pump, as dirt particles being swirled and crushed. Therefore, large particles of dirt do not cause a problem.
Application areas of the pumps are MRO (maintenance, repair and operation), building protection as well as drainage.
The pumps are suitable for pumping or the recirculation of even heavily contaminated liquids as well as for emergency drainage.
The Extreme 300/10 Pro, Extrema 400/11 Pro, and Extrema 500/13 Pro models differ in motor performance, delivery head, and flow rate.
The 300/10 model pumps a maximum of 325 litres per minute and has a maximum delivery head of up to 10.5m, the 400/11 offers a maximum of 400 litres and a maximum of 11m delivery head, while the model 500/13 pumps up to 500 litres per minute with a delivery head up to 13m.
All pumps are supplied with hose connection bend and connection adapters.
Julien Vaassen, Head of E-Commerce and Marketing at T.I.P. Technische Industrie Produkte, knows the market: “For drainage, I don’t know any other pump who has a price-performance ratio at this high level and offering equivalent quality.
“The Extrema series is best suited for extreme applications and is absolutely reliable.”
Martin Merkl, Head of Product Groups Installation Material, Garden Tools, Pumps, Outdoor, Mobile Light at Conrad Business Supplies, adds: “Extrema pumps have proven their worth for many of our customers, and they have had very good experience so far, especially when pumping large quantities of water in a short time, even in harsh conditions, such as those found on construction sites.”
