Key Features
Designed Around Real Site Requirements
Taris TS 50 combines practical operation, strong pumping capability and flexible configuration for demanding dewatering applications.
Technical Data
Pump Details
Model
TS 50
Pump Type
Jetting Type Centrifugal Dewatering Pump
Suction × Discharge
3” × 2” (75 mm × 50 mm)
Maximum Working Pressure
6 Bar
Impeller Options
Stainless Steel
Engine Details
Engine
Kirloskar HA 394
Configuration
3-Cylinder, Air-Cooled Diesel
Rated Capacity
38 HP
Operating Speed
1800 RPM
Starting
Electric Start
Fuel Capacity
Approx. 130 L / 24-Hour Configuration
Material Details
Volute Casing
Cast Iron / SS304 Optional
Pump Shaft
SS316
Impeller
SS304 / Bronze Optional
Stuffing Box
SS304
Mechanical Seal
Double Mechanical Seal
Mounting Options
Four Wheel / Two Wheel
Ready Stock Available
Pumps
Spare Parts
Hoses
Fittings & Couplings
Accessories
Pump FAQ
A 2 inch jetting pump is typically selected for project applications that require concentrated water delivery, such as wellpoint installation support, flushing, temporary cleaning and suitable jetting operations.
Yes. A suitable jetting pump can provide water for wellpoint installation work where jetting is used to assist point placement. The required pressure and flow should match the installation method and soil conditions.
No. A jetting pump is primarily selected to supply water for jetting or flushing work, while a dewatering pump is primarily used to remove groundwater or accumulated water. Some projects may use both as part of the same dewatering setup.
Share the project location, application, required pressure, flow requirement, operating duration and whether you need the pump only or a complete setup with hoses and fittings.
Yes. TARIS can support related hoses, couplings, flanges, fittings and other suitable accessories depending on the project requirement.
TARIS can support wellpoint-related equipment requirements including pumps, header pipes, wellpoints, hoses, couplings and related accessories based on the project scope.
