LZ Series Vertical Submerged Pump
A top-plate mounted vertical submerged pump for tank and pit duty — 2–600 m³/h, heads of 8–100 m, immersion 0.5–3 m and no external seal in the liquid.

The LZ series is a vertical submerged centrifugal pump bolted to a top plate and hung over the tank or pit opening, with the pumping end immersed in the liquid and the motor above it.
It shares the published range of the submerged family — 2–600 m³/h, heads of 8–100 m, immersion depth 0.5–3 m — and the top-plate mounting makes it straightforward to drop the pump into an existing opening and lift it out for service.
The standard construction handles liquids up to 100°C, with a high-temperature version available to 300°C, and there is no external mechanical seal in the liquid.
Typical service covers chemical transfer, acid and alkali unloading, wastewater sumps and cooling tower basins, and as with every submerged pump the wetted materials must be matched to the liquid.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Type | Vertical submerged centrifugal pump |
| Flow | 2–600 m³/h |
| Head | 8–100 m |
| Immersion depth | 0.5–3 m (customisable) |
| Temperature | ≤100°C standard; high-temperature version ≤300°C |
| Seal | No external mechanical seal in the liquid — bearing column shaft |
| Mounting | Top plate bolted over the tank or pit opening |
| Motor | Above the liquid surface, connected by a long shaft |
| Solids | Not recommended for abrasive slurries above about 5% solids |
| Media | Acid, alkali, chemical liquids, wastewater and cooling water |
| Parameter | Specification |
| Flow rate | 2–600 m³/h |
| Head | 8–100 m |
| Immersion depth | 0.5–3 m (customisable) |
| Mounting | Top plate bolted over the tank or pit opening |
| Seal arrangement | No mechanical seal in the liquid; shaft runs through a bearing column |
| Motor position | Above the liquid surface, connected by a long shaft |
| Temperature | ≤100°C standard; ≤300°C high-temperature version |
| Liquid duty | Chemical transfer, acid and alkali unloading, wastewater sumps and cooling tower basins |
| Solids limit | Not recommended above about 5% solids |
| Wetted materials | Selected to suit the liquid handled — confirm corrosion and solids with the enquiry |
The LZ series is published as a capacity and configuration range. Confirm flow, head, immersion depth and the top-plate dimensions against the actual tank or pit opening before ordering.
- Mounting: a bolted top plate supports the pump over the tank or pit opening, so the unit can be lifted out for inspection without draining the vessel in many installations.
- Seal arrangement: no external mechanical seal in the liquid — the shaft passes through a bearing column to the immersed impeller.
- Temperature options: standard construction for liquids up to 100°C and a high-temperature version up to 300°C.
- Immersion depth: 0.5 to 3 m as standard, customisable for deeper tanks and pits.
- Wetted materials: selected for the acid, alkali, wastewater or cooling water handled; confirm corrosion and solids with the enquiry.
- Drive: electric motor above the surface; confirm voltage, frequency, top-plate size and shaft length with the enquiry.
- Chemical transfer: transfers chemical liquids from tanks, vessels and process pits.
- Acid and alkali unloading: unloads acid and alkali from containers, tankers and storage vessels.
- Wastewater sumps: removes wastewater collected in sumps and below-floor chambers.
- Cooling tower basins: circulates water from cooling tower basins and water pits.
- Metal treatment lines: serves pickling, plating and rinse tank duties in metal processing.
- Process water recovery: returns process water from collection pits for reuse or treatment.
- Confirm the top-plate size and bolt pattern against the tank or pit opening, since the LZ pump is supported by that plate.
- Check the liquid temperature: standard construction suits up to 100°C and the high-temperature version up to 300°C.
- Verify that the wetted materials suit the acid, alkali or wastewater being handled before ordering.
- Keep solids below about 5% by weight; state the solids content with the enquiry.
- Match flow and head to the duty point, and allow for the discharge pipework route from the pump column.
- State the required immersion depth so the shaft length matches the tank depth.
How is the LZ submerged pump mounted?
The LZ series uses a bolted top-plate mounting, so the pump is supported over the tank or pit with the pumping end immersed in the liquid and the motor above it.
What does the LZ series cover?
Flow from 2 to 600 m³/h, heads from 8 to 100 m, and immersion depth from 0.5 to 3 m (customisable).
Can the LZ pump handle high temperatures?
The standard construction handles liquids up to 100°C and a high-temperature version is available up to 300°C.
Where is the LZ pump used?
For chemical transfer, acid and alkali unloading, wastewater sumps, cooling tower basins and metal treatment tank duties.
Does the LZ pump have a seal in the liquid?
No. The shaft passes through a bearing column to the immersed impeller, so there is no external mechanical seal in contact with the liquid.
Related Products
- ZJL Series Vertical Submerged Pump
- Submerged Pump
How to Choose an LZ Top-Plate Submerged Pump
Quick answer: Select the LZ from the tank opening and immersion depth first, then flow, head, temperature and liquid corrosivity. The range covers 2–600 m³/h at 8–100 m, with a bolted top-plate mounting and no seal in the liquid.
How is the LZ submerged pump mounted?
The LZ series is bolted to a top plate that sits over the tank or pit opening, so the pumping end hangs in the liquid and the motor stays above it. It installs into an existing opening and can be lifted out for service.
What duty range does the LZ cover?
Flow from 2 to 600 m³/h, heads from 8 to 100 m, immersion depth from 0.5 to 3 m, liquids up to 100°C as standard or 300°C with the high-temperature version.
Where is the LZ pump used?
For chemical transfer, acid and alkali unloading, wastewater sumps, cooling tower basins and metal treatment tank duties — see the wastewater pump selection guide for related duties.
Selection Data to Send Our Engineers
- Flow rate (m³/h)
- Head / discharge pressure (m)
- Tank opening and top-plate dimensions
- Required immersion depth
- Liquid name, temperature and corrosivity
- Solids content
- Motor voltage, frequency and mounting
Industry Applications
Explore how this equipment can be applied in related industrial sectors and review application-specific selection guidance.


