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Waterra has been providing customers with Simple Solutions for Groundwater Sampling and Developing since 1985. Our product line has grown considerably to include pumps, filters, water level and hydrocarbon detection equipment, bailers and other accessories.
Currently, we have some exciting new products in development which, as always, will be designed with the goal of making your life easier in the field. |
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Actuators
The Waterra Inertial Pumping System can be operated either manually (Lever Pump) or automated (Hydrolift II, Power Pump 2, PowerLift-3 or PowerPack PP1). Hand operation is easy and convenient. Shallow monitoring wells can often be purged and sampled in only minutes. Larger volumes are best removed with the use of any of the three automated actuators. |
Valves
Waterra Pumps are available in four (4) performance ranges: Standard Flow, High Flow, Low Flow and Micro Flow. The performance of each flow range is defined by its tubing diameter -- the larger the tubing the greater the flow rate and depth capability. Within each flow range are an assortment of different foot valves and tubing for different sampling requirements. |
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Tubing
Waterra maintains a considerable stock of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Tubing and Teflon (FEP) tubing in a broad range of diameters and lengths. While our Teflon tubing is of the highest quality available, we are always working to keep our prices more than competitive. Call Waterra for a current price list. Waterra Canada stocks low density polyethylene (LDPE) as well. Our tubing is always virgin material and is carefully packaged to ensure that it is always clean when you receive it. |
Hydrasleeve
HydraSleeve is suitable for both short and long term groundwater monitoring and is especially useful in narrow, constricted or damaged wells. Cost savings of HydraSleeve sampling (typically 50 to 75%) make it the option of choice for monitoring UST leaks, dry cleaning plants and other small scale point-source contaminant sites. It can even be used for special challenged such as in-well vertical profiling of multi-layered contaminant concentrations. |
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