Draper Water Pumps
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Draper Water Pumps at MyToolShed.co.uk
Draper water pumps are built for moving water quickly and reliably, whether you're clearing a flooded cellar, emptying a water butt, draining a pond or dealing with standing water on site. The category covers drill pumps, submersible water pumps and surface water pumps, plus the lay flat hoses and suction hose pipes needed to complete the setup.
They suit tradesmen, builders, landscapers, groundworkers and homeowners alike. Pick a pump for the job, match it with the right hose, and you have a complete water transfer solution from one brand.
Draper Water Pumps Features and Benefits
- Drill-driven options: Drill pumps use a cordless or corded drill you already own, so they are a low-cost, portable choice for occasional transfer jobs.
- Submersible design: Placed directly in the water, submersible pumps need no priming and work well for clearing flooded areas, pits and trenches.
- Surface pump performance: Positioned beside the water source, surface pumps are easy to access and maintain, and suit higher-volume transfer and longer runs.
- Mains-powered convenience: Electric models run from standard 240v supplies, so no fuel is needed for most domestic and site jobs.
- Matching hoses: Flexible lay flat hoses store compactly and are ideal for discharge, while reinforced suction hoses resist collapsing under suction.
Popular Draper Water Pumps
Drill Pumps
Compact and lightweight, these are ideal for emptying tanks, butts and small containers.
Submersible Water Pumps
A dependable choice for flooded basements, garden ponds, pits and general clean or dirty water removal.
Surface Water Pumps
Suited to transferring water from tanks, streams or storage, and for garden irrigation or site dewatering.
Lay Flat Hoses and Suction Hose Pipes
Essential accessories for connecting your pump, with lay flat hoses for delivery and suction hoses for the intake side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a submersible or surface water pump?
Choose a submersible pump when you can place the pump in the water, such as in a flooded cellar, pit or pond. A surface pump suits situations where the pump stays out of the water and draws through a suction hose, which makes it easier to monitor and maintain.
What hose do I need for my Draper water pump?
Use a reinforced suction hose pipe on the intake side so it holds its shape under suction, and a lay flat hose on the outlet for discharging water. Check that the hose diameter matches your pump's connectors for the best flow.