What do you need the pump for?
Variable-frequency pumps for recirculation and water transfer in your aquaculture operation
The same variable-frequency drive technology that cuts electricity use 30%+ in our aerators, applied to pumping. Adjusts flow to actual demand, with no overconsumption.
High-efficiency water pumps for transfer and elevation, with certified energy savings
Variable-frequency drive technology that adjusts power consumption to actual flow demand — ideal for water transfer in industrial, agricultural or municipal projects.
Variable-frequency water pumps, with international energy-efficiency certification
Variable-frequency drive technology, adaptable to different flow rates and working pressures. Lower power consumption, lower failure rate.
The same technology already operating in 90+ countries
30%+
electricity savings compared to conventional pumping
<1%
failure rate — fewer pumping stops, less operational risk
40 m
maximum pumping head, achieved with only 4 kW (3" centrifugal pump)
A pump for every type of operation
Centrifugal pumps (2.2 – 15 kW)
Up to 40 meters of pumping head. The best option for lifting water over distance or a significant elevation gain — wells, transfer to an elevated reservoir.
Mixed-flow pumps (5.5 – 15 kW)
Up to 420 m³/h flow rate, moderate head (8-10m). Ideal for moving large volumes fast — recirculation in large ponds or high-volume drainage.
Impeller pumps (4 – 5.5 kW)
Medium flow rate (180-230 m³/h). The general-purpose option when you don't need extreme head or extreme volume.
Full technical sheet with all 12 models (exact power, flow and head) available on request.
International track record
The same technology already operating in 90+ countries
This variable-frequency equipment operates in aquaculture, agriculture and industrial projects across Asia, Africa and Latin America. VERPAR brings that same energy-efficiency standard to Peru.
Backed by international certification
National Chinese energy-efficiency certification for variable-frequency drives, obtained in 2018 — the same technology across our entire equipment line.