Our systems combine proven treatment processes with mechanical equipment, electrical controls, and monitoring technology to deliver dependable wastewater management.
Solutions can be configured to treat sewage, oily water, and trade wastewater before compliant discharge or reuse.ย
With in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities, Allied Pumps can tailor key components to suit site conditions, treatment objectives, and local authority requirements. Modular and packaged configurations are also available to simplify transportation, installation, and future expansion.
Treatment for sewage and wastewater from commercial facilities, accommodation developments, public infrastructure and remote operations.
Removal of free oils, fine solids, and hydrocarbon contamination from washdown water, runoff, and industrial wastewater.
Management of wastewater generated by commercial kitchens, laundries, aquatic centres, and industrial facilities.
Allied Pumps provides systems for sewage, oily water, and trade wastewater. Depending on the application, treatment may target oils, fuels, grease, lint, fibre, suspended solids, and other wastewater conditions that need to be managed before discharge, reuse, or further treatment.
Yes, Allied Pumps can combine treatment equipment with pumps, chambers, pipework, instrumentation, electrical controls, and alarms in a coordinated packaged solution. The exact scope is developed to suit the application and project requirements.
Yes, where future growth is anticipated, Allied Pumps can design modular wastewater treatment systems that allow treatment capacity or additional process stages to be added as site demand increases.
Yes, wastewater treatment systems can be equipped with alarms, sensors, and monitoring controls to notify operators of conditions such as high water levels, pump faults, abnormal pH, hydrocarbon detection, or other system issues.
Allied Pumps provides end-to-end project support, including engineering, manufacturing, commissioning, and servicing for commercial pumping and water infrastructure systems. The service scope can be confirmed during project planning.