DEFU
DEFU is a one-stop dewatering pump solution provider that is headquartered in Zhejiang, China. This company provides centrifugal pumps, air diaphragm pumps, fire fighting pumps, and mine dewatering pumps, among others. They also offer pump accessories.
History
Founded in 2012, DEFU specializes in dewatering pumps, self-priming sewage pumps, and diaphragm pumps with ISO9001 and global certifications like CE, EAC/TRCU, and UKCA.
- 2002 - Establishment of the DEFU factory
- 2005 - Gained certification from ISO
- 2012 - Expansion of its export services
- 2019 - The formal launch of the company
- 2024 - More technological innovations take place
- 2025 - New facilities are introduced
Catalog
DEFU offers the following products:
- Centrifugal pumps
- Air diaphragm pumps
- Dewatering pumps
- Flood drainage pumps
- Sewage pumps
- Agriculture pumps
- Fire fighting pumps
- Pumps parts and accessories
Global Reach
DEFU is present in the following regions and countries: products are exported to Southeast Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia, South America, and beyond.
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