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Vaughan Co., Inc. Over 50 years EXPERIENCE
Low LIFE CYCLE COSTS
Expedited DELIVERY
Multiple CONFIGURATIONS
GUARANTEED non-clog

  • World's largest self-priming chopper pumps
  • Up to 6000 GPM
  • Up to 70% efficiency
  • Up to 22 feet priming lift

The Vaughan Chopper Pump is a centrifugal pump with the unique ability of chopping all incoming solids prior to pumping. This not only protects the pump from clogging, but also provides added benefit to downstream components and processes.

All wear components are cast steel and heat treated for maximum impact and wear resistance. Combined together, these heavy duty patented components create the ultimate pump for handling severe solids.

Vaughan chopper pumps and Triton screw centrifugal pumps are available in several configurations and sizes to suit most needs for agricultural, municipal, and industrial processing applications.  Stop by our booth to learn how we can meet your needs.

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Case Study: Aberdeen, WA Waste Water Treatment Plant / Influent Pump (Pumps) The City of Aberdeen purchased one 60 HP, 1180-RPM model PE8N10CS-133 Vaughan chopper pump in October, 2012, 5 years ago as of the date of this case study, to see how this pump would work alongside... (View Full Article)
Case Study: Waste Water Treatment Plant - Influent Pump Station, City of Burlington (Pumps) The City of Burlington Wastewater Treatment Plant was upgraded in 2001 to include a new influent wet well with two 75-Hp, 4620 US GPM at 40 ft TDH influent sewage pumps which were designed to run off... (View Full Article)