KEMA Gasoline Water Pump – 2”/3”/4” Portable Self-priming Pump for Irrigation & Drainage

Core Highlights

2”/3”/4” different inlet/outlet diameters with 30–96m³/h flow rates, matching various water transfer needs

Powered by a strong engine, the strong and lightweight die-cast aluminium pump delivers high volume of water.

The highly effective mechanical seal with special carbon ceramics provide extra durability.

The entire unit is protected by a sturdy rollover pipe frame.

Self-priming design up to 7m suction lift

KEMA’s gasoline water pump series is designed for reliable water transfer in agricultural, construction, and emergency scenarios. The self-priming design eliminates the need for manual priming, you can start pumping in 30 seconds or less—critical for emergency drainage and remote irrigation.

Superb portability and mobility, lightweight design, integrated structure, no external power dependence. Easy to operate, intuitive interface, and low technical requirements for users. Easy to maintain, mainly for checking the oil, air filter, and fuel system, with low maintenance costs

The open-frame steel construction ensures superior heat dissipation for continuous operation, while the corrosion-resistant cast iron impeller and volute handle both clean and slightly muddy water without clogging.

Sprinkling for field irrigation.

Feeding or draining water to/from ponds or troughs.

Feeding or draining water on fish farms.

Orchard cultivation.

Washing cattle, barns or agricultural tools.

Pumping water from wells.

Feeding water into water reservoirs.

1. How does the self-priming function work?

The self-priming pump uses a built-in chamber to retain water after initial priming, creating a vacuum that draws water from the source—no manual water filling is needed for subsequent starts, saving time in emergency scenarios.

2. What type of water can the pump handle?

It is designed for clean or slightly muddy water. For heavily contaminated water, we recommend pairing it with a pre-filter to prevent clogging the impeller.

3. Is the open-frame design suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. The steel frame resists corrosion and impact, while the open structure ensures efficient heat dissipation—making it ideal for long-term outdoor use in farms, construction sites, and flood zones.