Tsurumi at bauma 2025: Smart pumps impressing experts

With its appearance at bauma 2025, Tsurumi once again demonstrated its role as an innovative manufacturer of dewatering and sewage pumps. At stand A6.338 in hall 6, there was more than just technology to touch: Visitors experienced first-hand how analogue pump technology is making a quantum leap towards the future through digital networking.

Full house at Tsurumi where visitors rest on real Tatami mats with Chabudai tables. Tsurumi knows what works and what not
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At the centre of interest: a fully functional, smart booster installation that demonstrated how several (small) pumps work in series in conjunction with the in-house IoT solution ‘Tsurumi Connect’. Whether cost optimisation, remote monitoring or operational safety: the live presentation impressed users from a wide range of industries. One highlight: even devices from other manufacturers can be easily integrated with the open system. “Our visitors were impressed by how easy it is to integrate and operate our digital control system,” summarised Managing Director Daniel Weippert.

 

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Fuji, bamboo and kimono: The pump manufacturer Tsurumi is proud of its origins. Tech experts like Sandor Rostas were busy all the time
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In addition to the digital future, Tsurumi also showcased the impressive breadth of its portfolio. The world's leading supplier in its segment presented a wide range of pump solutions for almost every application.

A particular eye-catcher was a high-pressure pump for heads of up to 216 m – one of the most powerful of its kind. The range was complemented by a number of special solutions, including stainless steel pumps for aggressive media, models with a flushing ring for jetting processes and the new CZ series, which Tsurumi says is the most powerful sewage pump in the range. Thanks to its unique cutting technology, it can handle even tough fibrous materials.

Tsurumi has also made its mark on smaller applications: The new LSC residue dewatering units, which extract 228 l/minute down to a residual level of just one millimetre, impressively demonstrated how powerful compact pumps can be. Tsurumi's smallest pump - it fits in a pocket - was also on show. The company recently celebrated its 100th anniversary: With the portfolio on display at Bauma 2025, the Japanese look to the future with confidence.

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