India Mark-II Deep Well Hand Pumps

Product Description

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India Mark-II Deep Well Hand Pumps Technical Details:

Specifications of India Mark-II Deep Well Hand Pumps:

• Pump Type: India Mark II Deep Well Hand pump / hand well pump as per Bureau of Indian Standard Specifications with 63.5 mm dia cast iron brass sleeved cylinder assembly.
• Recommended for water level setting depth (metres) : 20-45
• GI Riser Pipe: 32 mm NB 3 meter length 
• MS/SS Connecting Rod Diameter = 12mm 3 meter length
• Stainless steel pipes / PVC pipes also available on request

FAQs of India Mark-II Deep Well Hand Pumps:

Q1. What is the India Mark-II Deep Well Hand Pump used for?

It is used to manually draw water from deep underground sources, typically up to 50-90 meters, making it suitable for rural and semi-urban areas without electricity.

Q2. What is the depth range of the India Mark-II pump?

The India Mark-II is designed for deep wells, generally operating effectively in water tables between 15 meters and 90 meters.

Q3. What materials are used in India Mark-II hand pumps?

It is made from high-quality galvanized steel, stainless steel components, and cast iron parts for strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.

Q4. How often does the pump require maintenance?

With proper installation and periodic lubrication, the India Mark-II requires minimal maintenance and can last for many years.

Q5. Is the India Mark-II hand pump suitable for community use?

Yes, it is designed for heavy-duty, continuous use, making it ideal for community water supply in villages, schools, and public areas.