Pumps for agriculture and irrigation — IBO, IPRO, IBO ITALY | Dambat
Collection description
Agricultural pumps — complete solutions for irrigating fields and orchards
Successive seasons with a rainfall deficit have made supplying water to farmland one of the key elements of farm planning. Orchards, berry plantations, vegetable fields, or nurseries—all of these require hundreds of cubic meters of water per day, and choosing the right pump determines whether this demand can be met within the short irrigation window.
In this collection, you will find Dambat agricultural pumps for various water sources and farm sizes—from deep-water intakes, through tractor-driven and surface pumps, to gasoline pumps and inverters controlling the operation of the entire system.
Submersible pumps — from the water intake to the irrigation system
Submersible pumps are the heart of most installations on farms with their own borehole. When selecting a submersible pump, it is worth considering the well’s internal diameter, the depth of the water table, the required flow rate, and the lifting height.
In this collection, you will find:
3.5 SDM IBO — submersible pump for narrower boreholes and smaller farms, supplied with a 20 m cable.
4 SPINOX IBO ITALY — multistage submersible pump made entirely of AISI 304 stainless steel, for wells with a diameter of at least 115 mm.
4 FP4 IBO ITALY — 4-inch three-phase submersible pump for medium-sized water intakes.
6 AP6 F10 IBO ITALY — cast-iron six-inch pumps for boreholes with a diameter of at least 180 mm, for supplying irrigation systems (sprinklers, drip lines), pumping water into retention reservoirs, and fire protection systems. Multistage design, increased resistance to sand, built-in check valve, 36-month warranty.
Tractor and gasoline pumps — when the source is a pond or reservoir
Where water comes from a surface source—a pond, canal, or retention reservoir—pumps driven by a tractor’s power take-off shaft are the right choice.
PRO tractor pump — single-stage, self-priming, with a capacity of up to 1,000 l/min and a lifting height of up to 30 m. It can pump contaminated water, including slurry.
The PRN tractor pump is a single-stage centrifugal pump for clean water, with a flow rate of up to 750 l/min and a head of up to 70 m. The pump is designed for demanding irrigation systems, including irrigation reels.
The BZP petrol pump features a 4-stroke, 6.5 HP engine, a flow rate of up to 1,000 l/min, and independence from the electrical grid. It is suitable for remote parts of the farm and emergency situations.
Irrigation reel for irrigating a cultivated field
The IR-IBO 75/400 irrigation reel is designed to irrigate medium-sized and larger areas — 75 mm PE pipe, 400 m long, a water-turbine-driven winding system with a gearbox, smooth winding-speed adjustment, and a full-circle sprinkler on the end carriage. The construction is designed for use in fields, orchards, and meadows.
Control and equipment for the farm machinery fleet
IVR inverters maintain constant pressure in the irrigation system by regulating the pump motor’s rotational speed:
IVR-11 with a pressure sensor — for smaller three-phase pumps powered from a single-phase socket.
IVR-400 — for more powerful 400 V pumps, including the FX6 and AP6 six-inch pumps.
For servicing farm machinery, you can also find the AOP pump for transferring diesel fuel and light oils.
Pump selection — Dambat technical support
Selecting a pump for agriculture starts with an audit of the water source and the actual water demand in the field. Dambat’s technical department can help select equipment for the specific parameters of your water intake, orchard, or plantation. We operate our own warranty and post-warranty service, and spare parts are available from our warehouse.
Frequently asked questions
Which submersible pump should I choose for irrigating a cultivated field?
Choosing a submersible pump for irrigation depends on three parameters: the borehole’s internal diameter, the depth of the water table, and the required flow rate in the field. For smaller farms (up to approximately 6 m³/h), 3.5- and 4-inch pumps, such as the 3.5 SDM 3-11 or 4 SPINOX, are suitable. For larger areas, commercial plantations, and orchards, 6-inch IBO ITALY submersible pumps from the AP6 and FX6 series are the standard, delivering up to 60–100 m³/h at a head exceeding several dozen metres.
What is the difference between the PRO and PRN tractor pumps?
PRO is a self-priming pump with a flow rate of up to 1,000 l/min and a head of up to 30 m that can pump contaminated water, including slurry. PRN is a standard-suction pump designed for clean water, with a flow rate of up to 750 l/min and a head of up to 70 m—suitable for demanding irrigation systems, including supplying traveling sprinklers. Both pumps are driven by a tractor’s power take-off shaft (WOM, 540 rpm) and require a tractor with power from 15 to 125 HP.
When is a gasoline pump a better choice than an electric pump on a farm?
The BZP-30 gasoline pump is independent of the electrical grid, so it is suitable wherever there is no power connection—in remote parts of a farm, near ponds and rivers, during power outages, or in emergency situations such as flooding and firefighting. Its 6.5 HP four-stroke engine delivers flow rates of up to 1,000 l/min and a head of up to 30 m. The 3"/3" ports allow it to handle fire hoses and quickly move large quantities of water in the field.
Is an inverter necessary for irrigation?
The IVR inverter maintains constant pressure in the irrigation system by regulating the pump motor’s rotational speed. This is particularly important when the system has multiple sections with different water demands—the inverter adjusts pump operation to current demand, ensures uniform irrigation across all sections, and reduces water hammer when the pump starts. IVR inverters have built-in protection against dry running, short circuits, overload, and excessively low or high voltage.
Which pump should be selected for the IR-IBO 75/400 traveling sprinkler?
The pump supplying a traveling sprinkler must provide pressure and flow in accordance with the specifications of the selected sprinkler nozzle. In practice, 6-inch deep-well pumps (e.g., 6 AP6 F10 or 6 FX6 55-8) are selected for water drawn from a borehole, or a PRN tractor-driven pump or BZP-30 gasoline pump for surface water intake. Dambat’s technical department can assist with selecting a pump for the specific parameters of the water source and field.
Does Dambat offer warranty and post-warranty pump servicing?
Yes — Dambat operates its own pump service center providing warranty and post-warranty repairs, using parts available in our warehouse. IBO ITALY AP6 and FX6 series deep-well pumps are covered by a 36-month manufacturer’s warranty. Dambat has been operating in the market since 1999 and supplies its products to more than 30 countries across 3 continents.