Overview
The bowl is the stationary casing of each stage in a multistage borewell submersible pump. The impeller spins inside it, and the bowl's diffuser passages convert the water's velocity into pressure before passing it on to the next stage. A well-machined bowl keeps the running clearance with the impeller even, which helps the pump deliver steady output and reduces rubbing and wear.
Shree Gelma Industries supplies submersible pump bowls with machined spigots and faces so that stages stack concentrically and seal well against each other. Our product listing covers several bowl numbers, including 60, 80, 100, 125, 150 and 200 – please confirm the exact size and model you need when you enquire.
Key Features
- Machined locating spigots for concentric stage stacking
- Smooth, clean diffuser passages for water flow between stages
- Accurate bore for the bush or bearing that supports the shaft
- Available in multiple bowl sizes for different pump models
- Bulk and OEM supply with consistent batch quality
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
| Product | Submersible Pump Bowl (Diffuser Casing) |
| Bowl Sizes | Multiple bowl numbers (e.g. 60, 80, 100, 125, 150, 200) – confirm on enquiry |
| Pump Size / Compatibility | Borewell submersible pumps (V4 / V6 ranges, as per model) |
| Finish | Machined and finished |
| Customisation | Available on request (OEM) |
| Manufacturer | Shree Gelma Industries, Rajkot, Gujarat, India |
Applications
- Stage assembly in multistage borewell submersible pumps
- Replacement bowls for pump servicing and rewinding workshops
- OEM supply to submersible pump manufacturers and assemblers
Why Choose Shree Gelma Industries
Bowls decide how well a pump stage performs. We machine the locating diameters and faces carefully so your stages assemble true and your pumps run smoothly.
- Manufacturing submersible pump parts in Rajkot, Gujarat since 2003
- In-house CNC machining for consistent, repeatable dimensions
- OEM, custom manufacturing and job work to your drawing or sample
- Supply to pump manufacturers, assemblers and dealers across India
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a bowl and an impeller?
The impeller is the rotating part that moves the water; the bowl is the stationary casing around it that guides the flow to the next stage. Both are needed for each stage.
How do I choose the right bowl size?
Share your pump model, borewell size or an old bowl as a sample, and our team will help you match the correct bowl number.
Do you supply bowls in bulk?
Yes, we supply bulk and OEM quantities to pump makers across India. Contact us for a quotation.