World’s Best Selling Pump-out
OUR RANGE INCLUDES:
- Peristaltic dockside & remote systems.
- Diaphragm dockside & remote systems.
- Vacuum dockside & remote systems.
- Portable self-powered trailers and skid-mounted systems.
- Chemical emptying points.
- Lift Stations & Grinders.
- Oil & Water Separators.
- Custom Applications.
- MS1 Monitoring System provides monitoring solutions for the following: Leak detection, Volume calculation, High Amperage, Runtime cycles, Tank levels, and Power loss.
- Lift station monitoring, Data Centre, HVAC systems, Agricultural and Industrial

Sanitation Systems Range
Efficient and reliable waste management solutions for marinas and waterfronts
Dockside Sanitation

- Peristaltic Technology
- Roller Technology
- High Performance
Portable Sanitation

- Flexible Offload
- Portable
- Rechargeable Battery Pack
Remote Pumpout

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Hose Cart with Hydrant Connection
- Flexible Layout
- Long-Distance Capability
Frequently Asked Questions
Marina sanitation solutions refer to systems and equipment designed to manage wastewater from vessels, including pump-out stations, waste treatment units, and portable toilet facilities. They help ensure proper waste disposal to protect waterways and comply with environmental regulations.
Improper disposal of sewage can lead to water pollution, harm marine life, and pose health risks to people. Regulations require marinas to provide safe and environmentally responsible methods for handling vessel wastewater.
- Fixed pump-out stations on docks.
- Mobile pump-out carts for flexible service.
- Central vacuum systems for large facilities.
- Portable sanitation units for smaller or remote sites.
A pump-out system connects to a boat’s holding tank and uses suction to remove sewage. The waste is then transferred to a holding tank onshore or directly into the municipal sewage system.
Modern systems are designed to be user-friendly and low-maintenance. Staff receive simple training on operation and troubleshooting. Many systems are automated with clear instructions for boaters.
Requirements vary by region, but most follow environmental protection laws that prohibit the discharge of untreated sewage into waterways. Marinas often need to meet EPA, state, or local environmental authority standards.
Service frequency depends on usage, but regular inspection, cleaning, and pump maintenance are essential. Many marinas schedule preventive maintenance monthly or quarterly.
Yes. Many modern marina designs integrate pump-out systems with fuel docks, water, and electrical utilities, providing convenience and improving facility efficiency.
- Environmental protection – keeps waterways clean.
- Regulatory compliance – avoids fines and penalties.
- Improved customer satisfaction – boaters value clean, easy-to-use facilities.
- Long-term cost savings – reliable equipment reduces maintenance costs.



