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GeoForm International, a distinguished dredge company, specializes in high-quality, made-in-the-USA submersible pumps. Our selection includes vertical, slurry, dredge and wheel pumps. These essential components power our renowned Dino6 and Dino8 Dredges and our innovative aerators and sewage digester systems.
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Dredging Industry Applications
GeoForm International offers an assortment of high-quality, American-made sediment removal equipment including small dredges, submersible pumps, digestor packages and aerators. We serve a number of industries, which include pulp and paper, mining, recreation sites, community and stormwater management, wastewater management, homeowners associations, local municipalities, industrial manufacturing, chemical plants and a number of others. Our products are used for waterways, ponds, lakes, marinas, reservoirs, rivers, inlets and lagoons.
Contact the experts at GeoForm International to learn more about how our premium sediment removal equipment can benefit your industry. We’ll also be happy to provide you with information on our products to determine what best suits your needs.
Our Equipment is Used For:
Sediment Removal Equipment Muck Removal Equipment
At GeoForm International, our team specializes in sediment removal equipment. Our line of muck removal equipment comprises our Dino6 dredge, pond aeration systems and submersible pumps.
Muck and sludge removal are vital to keeping a healthy pond for wildlife and keeping the water from becoming stagnant or infested with invasive vegetation. By decreasing the nitrogen-rich muck at the bottom of your pond, you can help it re-oxygenate. This helps to increase your water’s clarity, allowing more sunlight to the bottom.
Dredging with the Dino6 can remove anywhere from 1 to 13 feet of muck and basin sediment from your pond and can go further with a boom extender. This versatile piece of equipment is small enough to be used in bodies of water that other dredging equipment cannot access. Dredging with our sediment removal equipment is a fast and effective solution to removing muck and widening bodies of water. Other methods of muck removal, such as using muck removal pellets, work much slower.
satisfied customers testimonials
read all testimonials"Everyone at GeoForm International was very patient and knowledgeable. I researched the Dino6 extensively and had lots of questions that Richard was more than willing to spend time to answer. They were very welcoming when I visited their facility as well."
John Growney - Growney Grading Co
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The Importance of Cleaning Lagoons
geoformadminLagoons act as stormwater buffers or wastewater treatment spaces. While they’re stand-alone bodies of water, lagoons aren’t hands-off spaces. Lagoon performance depends on regular maintenance to keep sludge levels down and protect public health. Environmental managers, wastewater plant operators and municipal officials should invest in lagoon care to protect public health and retention basin performance. […]
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Submersible Pump Maintenance Tips
geoformadminSubmersible pumps are a vital component of dredging equipment, which makes various dredging projects possible. Maintaining your submersible pump is vital for extending its lifespan, keeping it running efficiently, reducing downtime, preventing costly repairs and complying with the pump’s warranty. By following a handful of easy tips and steps, you can easily maintain your submersible pumps to […]
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6 Common Myths About Dredging
geoformadminDredging removes sediments like silt from the bottom of bodies of water. It requires specialized equipment and expertise. When done properly, dredging can improve navigation and aid flood control. It can also restore natural habitats and enhance the visual appeal of recreational areas. Despite these benefits, myths about dredging abound. Dredging myths often stem from […]
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What Are Dredge Spoils?
geoformadminSediments like sand and silt naturally accumulate at the bottom of bodies of water. Dredge spoils are the organic matter removed during dredging, including sand, soil, silt, clay, debris and other organic sediment. Dredging happens for several reasons — maintaining channels for navigation, maintaining natural bodies of water like ponds, managing floods, protecting shoreline infrastructure, […]
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