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Self-jetting wellpoint dewatering systems for construction excavation, foundation work, and site dewatering. Combines a centrifugal end-suction pump with a high-volume belt-driven vacuum pump and air/water separator tank — the complete wellpoint system in a single unit.

Construction dewatering with wellpoints requires simultaneous water and air handling — Godwin's three-pump-in-one design integrates everything in a single trailer.
Single unit combines centrifugal water pump, belt-driven vacuum pump, and air/water separator. No separate vacuum truck or compressor needed.
Compatible with Godwin's quick-disconnect wellpoint and header pipe system. Sets up faster than traditional flanged systems.
Vacuum pump pulls air through wellpoint screens, lowering groundwater table around the excavation. Critical for sandy / silty soils.
Hardened wear parts and a dry-running liquid bath mechanical seal handle real construction-site conditions.
Header pipe joints adapt up to 20° to terrain without losing suction or pressure integrity. Faster setup on uneven ground.
CD100MV (4×4), CD150MV (6×6), and CD225MV (8×8) cover residential foundation work through major commercial / industrial excavation.
Electric drive specifications shown. Diesel drive available on request. CD225MV is skid-base only due to weight — trailer mounting available with custom configuration.
| Model | Branch (in) | Flow (GPM) | Max TDH (ft) | HP @ RPM | Solids (in) | Mount | Wet Wt (lb) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CD100MV | 4×4 | 100 – 750 | 77 | 17 @ 1,800 | 1¾ | Trailer | 1,250 |
| CD150MV | 6×6 | 700 – 1,700 | 110 | 60 @ 1,800 | 3 | Trailer | 4,500 |
| CD225MV | 8×8 | 1,000 – 3,100 | 220 | 75 @ 1,800 | 3⅛ | Skid Base | 6,000 |
Source: Godwin Product Catalog 07.2015 (US). 230/460 V three-phase electric drive. Diesel drive available.
A complete wellpoint dewatering system requires more than the pump — we configure the full system per project:
Wellpoint dewatering is the standard approach for excavation in saturated sandy / silty soils where surface pumping alone won't lower the water table.
Building foundations in high water table areas — dewater the excavation perimeter to allow dry working conditions.
Sewer / water / gas line installation in saturated soils. Wellpoints lower the trench water table for safe pipe-laying.
Petroleum tanks, water tanks, lift stations — anywhere a tank must be set in saturated ground.
Permanent or temporary slope dewatering to reduce pore water pressure and prevent slope failure.
Inside-cofferdam dewatering for bridge piers, marine construction, and waterfront foundation work.
Open-pit and underground mining where groundwater inflow exceeds surface pumping capacity.
Complete pump + wellpoint + header configurations sized to your excavation. Quote within 24 hours.
Send us your excavation size, depth, soil conditions, and timeline — complete system configuration within 24 hours.
281.664.8000