Website :

Telephone :

+39.049.5125000

Country :

Italy

Products :

Circulators and in-line pumps, Multi-stage self-priming and centrifugal pumps, Centrifugal pumps, Submersible pumps, Submerged pumps and Submersible motors, Booster Sets

Description :

Since 2008, the Group DWT is the Italian reference company in handling water. The Group DWT was created from the desire to associate the individual experiences of 140 years of history of the companies that compose it. THE DWT Group designs and manufactures hydraulic pumps, motors for submersible pumps and electronic systems with the aim of providing all the appropriate tools for optimized management of resources core of our planet: water. DWT Group conducts its activities through financial and industrial companies located in 10 countries and manages business relationships with about 200 countries.

DWT GROUP, along with its nine foreign branches (USA, Belgium, Holland, Germany, England, Spain, Russia, China and South Africa), created an integrated network that can satisfy any water pumping need thanks to the synergistic relationship among its three divisions. PUMPS DWT GROUP companies pay particular attention to the materials they employ, ensuring the exceptional durability and excellent performance of their electric pumps. In addition, every line undergoes a rigorous validation and approval process before production begins. The reference brand of this division is DAB Pumps with product lines called LEADER, ALMA and BRISAN.

MOTORS More than 180,000 motors are produced every year and distributed in more than 60 countries. These figures alone attest to the recognition received by the group’s submersible motors, which are sold under the brand name TESLA and produced entirely in Italy at factories located in San Germano dei Berici (Vicenza) and Gessate (Milano). ELECTRONICS The electronic control systems developed within DWT GROUP by WACS are sturdy, easy to use and energy efficient. In addition to operating at constant pressure with either single or multiple pumps, these control systems manage the hydraulic equipment’s fuel supply in a manner that maximizes energy efficiency, thereby reducing the energy required for its proper functioning.