What is the maximum size of solids that sewage pumps can pass through?

The maximum size of solids that sewage pumps can effectively pass through is typically around 2 ½ inches. This measurement indicates that the pump is designed to handle larger solid particles commonly found in sewage without clogging or causing operational issues. Pumps capable of passing solids of this size are often used in residential and commercial applications to ensure efficient waste removal.

While smaller sizes are manageable, they do not reflect the operational efficiency needed for larger solids, which can lead to increased maintenance issues and reduced performance if the pump cannot accommodate them. Understanding this capacity is crucial for selecting the appropriate sewage pump for specific applications, ensuring the system operates smoothly and effectively handles the anticipated load and material size.