Ellicott 18in Booster
High-Capacity Pumping: With a maximum pumping capacity of up to 4,500 cubic meters per hour (5,900 cubic yards per hour), the Ellicott 18″ Booster Pump significantly enhances the pumping efficiency of primary dredging systems, allowing for faster material removal and increased productivity.
Versatile Applications: Compatible with various dredging equipment and systems, the Ellicott 18″ Booster Pump can be easily integrated into different dredging projects, including mining operations, environmental cleanup, harbor maintenance, and more.
Robust Construction: Built with durable materials and components, this booster pump features a rugged design that can withstand the rigors of heavy-duty dredging operations, ensuring long-lasting reliability and performance.
Advanced Control System: Equipped with intuitive controls and advanced monitoring systems, the Ellicott 18″ Booster Pump offers operators precise control and real-time feedback, enhancing efficiency and safety on the job site.
Boost your dredging efficiency with the Ellicott 18″ Booster Pump, a high-capacity auxiliary pump designed to increase the performance and pumping capabilities of your primary dredging equipment. Engineered for reliability and versatility, this booster pump is an essential tool for maximizing productivity in challenging dredging applications.
EQUIPMENT SPECS
LENGTH
HEIGHT
POWER
OPERATING WEIGHT
FUEL CAPACITY
MAX TRAVEL SPEED
750 hp
66,138 lbs
264 gal
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Prices vary pending duration of the rent and with it, bulk rentals in some cases may come with a discount. Equipment is quoted on a first come first served basis and rented equipment is billed from its departure through its return to Newt Marine Service. A signed Charter Agreement is required containing terms and conditions of the leased equipment. Prior to departure from Dubuque, IA, contractor must provide insurance certificates of adequate hull and liability insurance for said equipment. All equipment has a home port of Dubuque, IA or East Dubuque, IL, though much of the quoted equipment is not currently located in the area.
