The Davey Bore range is designed to deliver reliable groundwater pumping across residential, agricultural and commercial applications.
From smaller domestic bores through to higher-flow and higher-head applications, Davey offers a range of submersible bore pumps engineered to keep water moving where it's needed.
Built around proven bore pump technology, quality materials and dependable performance, Davey Bore provides a solution for a wide range of groundwater applications.
A bore pump for every application
Whether you're supplying a home, watering livestock, irrigating a property or moving groundwater for a commercial application, selecting the right pump starts with understanding the required flow, pressure, bore diameter and pumping depth.
Built for life below the surface
Bore pumps operate in demanding conditions, often hundreds of metres below ground and out of sight. That makes reliability, correct pump selection and quality construction critical.
Davey Bore pumps combine stainless-steel construction, hydraulic efficiency and application-focused engineering to provide dependable performance in groundwater installations.
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Quality stainless-steel construction, combined with hydraulic efficiency and application-focused engineering for dependable performance in groundwater installations.
Designed specifically for bore and groundwater applications, across a wide range of flow and head requirements.
Selected models are designed to handle sand concentrations up to 300 g/m³.
A design used across selected Davey Bore pumps that allows controlled axial movement within the hydraulic stages, helping the pump operate effectively in applications where suspended sand may be present.
Solutions for residential, agricultural and commercial applications, from smaller domestic bores through to higher-flow and higher-head installations.
Backed by Davey's water industry experience and support.
Selected Davey Bore models are designed for sand concentrations up to 300 g/m³.
Engineered for demanding bore conditions
Floating impeller technology
Groundwater isn't always clean. Sand and suspended particles can contribute to wearing inside a bore pump, particularly in challenging bore conditions.
The floating impeller design used across selected Davey Bore pumps allows controlled axial movement within the hydraulic stages, helping the pump operate effectively in applications where suspended sand may be present.
Across the range, selected models feature Davey's floating impeller design, helping manage the presence of sand and suspended particles commonly encountered in bore water applications.
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Start with four numbers
Selecting the right pump starts with understanding the required flow, pressure, bore diameter and pumping depth.
How much water you need, usually measured in litres per minute. It is set by the outlets, sprinklers or troughs the pump has to supply at the same time.
The pressure required at the outlet once the water gets there. Sprinklers, irrigation and long pipe runs all increase what the pump has to deliver.
The internal diameter of the bore casing. It limits the physical size of pump that can be installed down the hole.
The distance from the water level in the bore to the surface, plus any lift above ground. Together these determine the total head the pump must overcome.
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Ground water pumps for residential, agricultural and commercial applications. You can Depend on Davey.
