Many areas of use

Ejectors can be used for many different purposes, wherever there is a need for reliable and efficient pumping from ships. For example, they can used to discharge:

• Water from anchor wells
• Bilge water
• Ballast water
• Oil residues

Moreover, ejectors can be used as bilge pumps.

Transport of fluids, gases and solids

Sludge and sand in water are no problem for an ejector, nor can an ejector's jet-driven pumping be damaged by fibre remains or other solids. Wastewater and bilge sludge can therefore be transported by the ejector without problems.

The ejector is connected to the existing pump installation, which therefore does not come into direct contact with the material to be pumped. The ejector is fitted exactly to the conditions at its location, so it fits the piping standards and flange sizes on Asian, American and European ships. Ejectors can be supplied as stationary or movable units.

Ejectors can also be used to transport solids such as filter sand, or they can be used when exhausting harmful gases or when mixing various gases.