Crisafulli trailer-mounted portable pumps are chosen because of their versatility. The Crisafulli trailer pump can be relocated and running in under ten minutes. There are multiple ways to power our trailer pumps. PTO-power can be given by a tractor. Industrial contractors often prefer a self-contained system. A diesel engine can be added to the frame of the pump. For construction companies working in residential areas, where noise level is a concern, the pump can be electrically powered.
Water trucks and their drivers rely on Crisafulli pumps to fill their trucks quickly in order to control dust on haul roads at construction sites.
Dewatering excavation sites, barrow pits, ditches, as well as diversion dewatering of coffer dams can be accomplished with a Crisafulli trailer pump or hydraulic pump. Crisafulli hydraulic pumps are chosen for sewage bypass operations. Crisafulli hydraulic pumps can be powered by a Crisafulli trailer or skid mounted hydraulic power unit, or run off the hydraulics of an excavator or other piece of construction equipment.
Crisafulli hydraulic pumps were used during the environmental cleanup of the Valdez oil spill. After the oil had been recovered and placed in barges it sat in cargo holds and deteriorated. When other pumps failed to pump the contaminated oil, Crisafulli pumps were used get the sludge out of the barges.
Contract dredging services are in increasing demand and contractors who own a Crisafulli Rotomite serve that market. Contractor-owners tell us they chose the Rotomite's because of its compact size, portability, fast and easy mobilization, high capacity, and self-propulsion, which means they can run the dredge without a cabling system. This enables them to bid on a variety of dredging jobs and handle applications they could not previously handle.