The Interpump Series 44 includes compact plunger pumps for professional pressure washers, car-wash equipment and mobile cleaning systems. Standard 1450-rpm models provide approximately 8–14 l/min, with pressure classes extending to 200 bar.
Typical models include W150, W170, W200 and W204. Additional versions are available for 1750, 2800 and 3400 rpm, allowing the same basic frame to be used with different electric motors and direct-drive configurations.
Series 44 pumps are suited to compact machines where installation space, motor power and overall weight are important, but professional-duty construction is still required.
Interpump Series 58 – E2 – compact frame with multiple speed configurations
The Series 58 E2 covers a wide range of compact industrial pumps with approximately 7.5–18 l/min and pressure configurations extending to 275 bar. Models are available for 1450, 1750, 2800 and 3400 rpm.
The series includes E2B, E2C, E2D and E2E versions. The letter following E2 generally identifies the speed or drive configuration, while the remaining numbers identify the hydraulic performance class.
Applications include compact industrial pressure washers, professional cleaning units, misting systems and OEM equipment where a smaller frame is preferred over the larger Series 47.
Interpump Series 47 – one of the main professional washing ranges
The Interpump 47 series is widely used in professional pressure washers, self-service car washes, centralized washing systems and industrial-cleaning equipment. It includes pumps for 1000, 1450 and 1750 rpm, as well as higher-pressure, high-flow and specialist versions.
The current UMYTEC range includes five 1450-rpm WS models:
Model-data note: Interpump model numbers must be checked against the official technical table. For example, WS102 is rated at 21 l/min and 100 bar, while WS201 is rated at 15 l/min and 200 bar.
Additional Series 47 configurations
The complete Series 47 range also includes 1000-rpm W models, 1750-rpm versions, high-pressure models such as WS251 and WS252, and higher-flow pumps providing up to approximately 50 l/min.
This makes the Series 47 suitable for a broad range of professional washing systems, but pumps with similar dimensions may still require different motors, pulleys, couplings or regulating valves.
Interpump Series 47 VHT – high-temperature cleaning pumps
The Interpump VHT series is designed for continuous operation with elevated inlet-water temperatures. It is used in food-processing plants, pharmaceutical production, sanitary washdown, hot-water pressure washers and centralized cleaning systems.
UMYTEC offers two Series 47 VHT models:
- Interpump VHT4715 – 15 l/min at up to 160 bar and 1450 rpm. A lower-speed configuration can provide approximately 10 l/min at 950 rpm.
- Interpump VHT4723 – 23 l/min at up to 160 bar and 1450 rpm.
The official VHT4723 product page provides dimensional drawings, CAD files, service documentation and the spare-parts list. The same complete model identification should be used when ordering components for the VHT4715.
High-temperature pumps require appropriate inlet hoses, valves, bypass arrangements and seals. Long operation in bypass can rapidly increase water temperature and must be avoided unless the circuit is specifically designed for it.
The Interpump Series 66 covers two distinctly different performance groups. Some models provide high water flow at moderate pressure, while others are designed for industrial pressures from 300 to 600 bar.
Series 66 high-flow models
These pumps are suitable for automatic car and truck washes, industrial-cleaning systems, municipal vehicles, large washdown installations and applications requiring several nozzles to operate simultaneously.
Series 66 high-pressure models
High-pressure Series 66 models are used for industrial surface preparation, paint and coating removal, wet sandblasting, water jetting, construction cleaning and heavy equipment maintenance.
All connected components—including the safety valve, unloader, pressure gauge, hoses, fittings, guns and nozzles—must be rated for the selected pressure.
Series 66 model-code warning: W1550 represents 50 l/min at 150 bar, while W5015 represents 15 l/min at 500 bar. Reversing the numbers results in a completely different operating point.
Interpump Series 66 VHT – high-flow hot-water pumps
The Series 66 VHT range combines the larger Series 66 frame with special seals and hydraulic components for elevated inlet-water temperatures. Depending on the model, the range provides approximately 15–46 l/min at pressures up to around 250 bar.
Typical models include VHT6628, VHT6635, VHT6639 and VHT6646. These pumps are designed for centralized hot-water cleaning, food-industry sanitation, industrial washdown and applications where the Series 47 VHT does not provide sufficient flow.
The complete water circuit must be suitable for the operating temperature. Particular attention is required for inlet pressure, cavitation prevention, bypass-water heating and seal cooling.
Interpump Series 70 and 71 – high-flow industrial pumps
The Series 70 and 71 cover larger industrial pumps for municipal, mobile and high-capacity systems. The portfolio includes both high-pressure and low-pressure high-flow configurations.
| Series |
Typical performance |
Typical applications |
| Series 70 HP |
Approximately 22–36 l/min, up to 500 bar |
Industrial water jetting and high-pressure surface cleaning |
| Series 71 HP |
Approximately 57 l/min, with versions up to around 350 bar |
High-flow industrial cleaning and municipal equipment |
| Series 70 LP |
Approximately 70–100 l/min, up to around 150 bar |
Truck washing, firefighting and high-volume wash systems |
| Series 71 LP |
Approximately 106–150 l/min, up to around 150 bar |
Large municipal vehicles, sewer cleaning and industrial water delivery |
Selection of a Series 70 or 71 pump requires careful verification of the inlet-water supply, drive type, shaft load, motor or hydraulic power and continuous-duty requirements.
Additional Interpump pump configurations
The complete Interpump industrial pump range includes additional frame sizes, materials and configurations for specialist applications.
| Configuration |
Purpose |
Selection consideration |
| Nickel-plated manifolds |
Greater resistance to chemicals, detergents and aggressive water |
Confirm compatibility with the complete liquid composition |
| Stainless-steel versions |
Food, pharmaceutical, reverse-osmosis and chemical applications |
Seal and valve materials must also match the liquid |
| High-temperature VHT versions |
Hot-water cleaning and hygienic washdown |
Check continuous temperature, inlet pressure and bypass arrangement |
| Misting versions |
Cooling, humidification, dust suppression and odour control |
Fine filtration and stable inlet conditions are essential |
| ATEX configurations |
Potentially explosive industrial environments |
The complete installation must meet the applicable ATEX requirements |
| Double-shaft and hollow-shaft versions |
Special mechanical layouts, hydraulic motors and multi-component drives |
Verify shaft diameter, key, rotation and transmitted power |
Selecting an Interpump pump by application
| Application |
Relevant Interpump series |
Selection priority |
| Compact professional pressure washer |
Series 44, 51, 58 and smaller Series 47 models |
Motor power, rpm, shaft arrangement and required nozzle flow |
| Self-service car wash |
Series 47 WS models and selected nickel-plated versions |
Continuous duty, chemical exposure, water treatment and serviceability |
| Automatic car or truck wash |
High-flow Series 47, 66, 70 and 71 |
Total nozzle flow, simultaneous circuits and inlet-water capacity |
| Hot-water and hygienic cleaning |
Series 47 VHT and Series 66 VHT |
Continuous inlet temperature, seal materials and bypass-water heating |
| Industrial cleaning up to 300 bar |
Series 47, 58 and lower-pressure Series 66 models |
Pressure at the nozzle, hose losses, motor reserve and duty cycle |
| Water jetting at 400–500 bar |
Series 66 HP and Series 70 HP |
Complete system pressure rating, guarding and operator safety |
| Misting, cooling and dust suppression |
Dedicated misting versions across several Interpump frames |
Nozzle capacity, filtration, water quality and stable inlet pressure |
| Municipal and sewer-cleaning vehicle |
Series 66, 70 and 71 |
High flow, hydraulic or engine drive, continuous duty and water supply |
How to read Interpump model designations
Interpump model numbers often contain an indication of the pressure and flow class, but the system is not identical across all pump families. The official technical sheet must always take priority.
| Model example |
Correct operating point |
| WS102 |
21 l/min at 100 bar and 1450 rpm |
| WS201 |
15 l/min at 200 bar and 1450 rpm |
| WS202 |
21 l/min at 200 bar and 1450 rpm |
| W2030 |
30 l/min at 200 bar and 1450 rpm |
| W2141 |
41 l/min at 210 bar and 1450 rpm |
| W1550 |
50 l/min at 150 bar and 1450 rpm |
| W4018 |
18 l/min at 400 bar and 1450 rpm |
| W5015 |
15 l/min at 500 bar and 1450 rpm |
Prefixes such as W, WS, WW, TS, E2 or E3 can identify the frame and rotational-speed configuration. VHT identifies a high-temperature version. Additional letters may identify stainless-steel, nickel-plated, ATEX, integrated-valve or special-shaft configurations.
Interpump construction and spare parts
Professional Interpump pumps generally use solid ceramic plungers, brass or specialist-metal manifolds, stainless-steel valves, replaceable water seals and a crankshaft-driven mechanical section. Wear components can normally be replaced without changing the complete pump.
Typical Interpump service parts include:
- Interpump water-seal and packing kits
- Interpump valve kits
- Oil seals and crankcase gaskets
- O-rings and support rings
- Solid ceramic plungers
- Valve seats, springs and retainers
- Connecting rods, bearings and crankshaft components
The correct spare kit must be selected according to the complete model designation. A WS201, WS202, VHT4715 and W5015 require different hydraulic components even when some external dimensions appear similar.
The official Interpump download area provides the general catalogue and spare-parts catalogue. Individual product pages also include exploded diagrams, repair manuals, performance curves, dimensional drawings and CAD files.
Information required to select an Interpump pump
- Required flow in litres per minute
- Normal working pressure and maximum system pressure
- Required or available pump speed in rpm
- Motor power, frequency and drive configuration
- Water source, inlet pressure and filtration
- Maximum inlet-water temperature
- Chemical composition and recycled-water quality
- Expected operating hours and time spent in bypass
- Shaft diameter, keyway and direction of rotation
- Inlet and discharge connection type
- Mounting-hole spacing and available installation space
- Complete existing pump code when selecting a replacement
Which Interpump series should you choose?
Choose Series 44 or 58 for compact professional equipment, and Series 47 for standard pressure washers, self-service car washes and medium-flow industrial systems.
Select a VHT model for continuous hot-water operation. For higher flow, compare W2030, W2141 and W1550 from Series 66. For industrial pressure of 400 or 500 bar, compare W4018 and W5015.
Series 70 and 71 are intended for larger municipal, firefighting, sewer-cleaning and high-capacity industrial systems. Final selection must always be based on the exact operating point and mechanical installation.
Frequently asked questions about Interpump pumps
Which Interpump pump is suitable for a self-service car wash?
Common options include WS151, WS201 and WS202 from Series 47. The correct model depends on nozzle flow, working pressure, motor power, chemical exposure and daily operating time.
What is the difference between Interpump WS201 and WS202?
Both operate at up to 200 bar and 1450 rpm. WS201 provides 15 l/min and requires approximately 5.51 kW, while WS202 provides 21 l/min and requires approximately 7.35 kW.
What is the actual performance of Interpump WS102?
The official WS102 specification is 21 l/min at a maximum pressure of 100 bar and 1450 rpm.
Which Interpump model is suitable for hot water?
Use a VHT high-temperature model. UMYTEC offers the VHT4715 and VHT4723 from Series 47. Larger Series 66 VHT models are available when higher flow is required.
Which Interpump pump provides 50 l/min at 150 bar?
The Series 66 W1550 provides 50 l/min at a maximum pressure of 150 bar and 1450 rpm.
Which Interpump pumps operate at 400 or 500 bar?
The Series 66 W4018 provides 18 l/min at 400 bar. The W5015 provides 15 l/min at 500 bar. Additional Series 66 and Series 70 models cover other high-pressure operating points.
Can an Interpump pump replace a HAWK, CAT or UDOR pump?
Possibly, but flow and pressure alone are insufficient. Compare rpm, absorbed power, shaft diameter, keyway, rotation, mounting holes, shaft height, connection positions and overall dimensions.
How do I identify the correct Interpump seal or valve kit?
Use the complete model code from the pump nameplate and compare it with the official spare-parts list. Different pressure, temperature and manifold versions may require different service components.
Does UMYTEC provide support with Interpump pump selection?
Yes. Send the required flow, pressure, rpm, motor details and complete code of the existing pump. The UMYTEC team can assist with model comparison, replacement selection and spare-part identification.
Need help selecting or repairing an Interpump pump?
Send us the required flow, working pressure, pump speed, motor data and complete designation of the existing pump. We can also help identify compatible Interpump seals, valves and service components.
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