Surface pumps are the most commonly used types of irrigation pumps. Surface (Centrifugal and short set turbine) are ideal for pumping from shallow wells, lakes, ponds or streams. There are different variations to choose from when it comes to these pumps, Lad has the experience to select the correct pump for any conditions.  Surface pumps are an efficient and cost-effective options for supplying water to all kinds of crops and field types. 

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Well pumps are ideal when you don’t have a water source on or near your property because these pumps are pulling water from deep in the ground. These do not require priming before use like many surface pumps.  These systems require additional protection and engineering to ensure proper function due to added equipment required to pump water from deep under the surface. Submersible and line shaft turbine pumps are a valuable and needed asset for many farming operations.

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Propeller pumps are used for low-lift, high-flow rate and waste water conditions. These pumps consist of a propeller within a tube that moves, or propels, the water out. Propeller pumps are ideal for irrigation systems with low pressure because they are able to deliver large amounts of water with little pressure. These pumps are also very effective at moving water containing debris and other solids.  By adjusting the propeller vane angles and rotation speed, you get control over the rate of discharge for different condition. Propeller pumps can (to a certain extent) be designed to your preferences or needs. Propeller pumps can be designed to move any type of liquid in vertical or horizontal orientation.