EBARA is a global manufacturer of industrial and domestic water pumps, fluid machinery, and environmental engineering systems, established in Japan in 1912.
EBARA Corporation is a leading global manufacturer of fluid machinery and environmental engineering systems, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Established in 1912, the company has grown into a multinational conglomerate known for its superior engineering in the fields of water handling, air systems, and environment-friendly technologies. EBARA is particularly renowned for its extensive range of high-efficiency pumps, including stainless steel centrifugal pumps, vertical multistage pumps, and submersible sewage pumps, which serve residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors globally.
Combined with a century of expertise, EBARA's product lineup features innovative series such as the CDX, EVMS, and the BEST series submersible pumps. The company operates through a vast network of subsidiaries, including EBARA Pumps Europe and EBARA Pumps Americas, ensuring local support and service. Their precision machinery division also supplies critical components for the semiconductor industry. EBARA continues to focus on sustainability and energy efficiency, delivering reliable solutions for water supply, wastewater treatment, and pressure boosting applications.
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To prime an EBARA surface pump (such as the CDX or AGA series), unscrew the hexagonal filling plug located on the top of the pump casing. Fill the pump body with clean water until it overflows, then screw the plug back on tightly to prevent air from entering the system.
EBARA submersible pumps typically use Turbine Oil No. 32 (ISO VG-32) or equivalent for the mechanical seal lubrication. Check the specific maintenance manual for your model ensuring the correct volume and type.
For submersible grinder pumps like the TSBT or DG series, it is recommended to inspect the pump every 6 months, checking for wear on the cutter components and ensuring the oil level is adequate. Insulation resistance should be measured annually.
Error codes on EBARA controllers (like the EP-PRO or inverter units) indicate specific faults such as dry running, overcurrent, or voltage irregularities. Refer to the 'Troubleshooting' section of your specific control panel manual to decode the signals and apply the correct reset procedure.