KISAN KK-WPP-15 4 STROK PETROL .

Short Description

The KisanKraft KK-WPP-15 is a 1.5 HP, 4-stroke petrol-powered centrifugal water pump designed for small agricultural fields and garden irrigation.

Key Specifications

• Brand: KISAN KRAFT
• Displacement: 98 cc
• Stroke: 4-Stroke
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.3 Litres
• Fuel Consumption: 700 ml per hour
• RPM: 3600 RPM

Features & Benefits

• 4-Stroke Engine: Runs on pure petrol without needing 2T oil mixing.
• Self-Priming Pump: Automatically clears air from the hose without a foot valve.
• High Efficiency: Delivers up to 200 litres of water per minute.
• Low Fuel Consumption: Burns only about 700 ml of petrol per hour.
• Ultra-Portable Design: Weighs just 13 kg with a built-in carry handle.
• Durable Body: Built with a sturdy steel frame to withstand outdoor field conditions.
• Easy Pull-Start: Equipped with a recoil starter for smooth, reliable ignition.

Description

The KisanKraft KK-WPP-15 is a highly efficient, portable centrifugal water pump tailored for small to mid-sized agricultural irrigation and emergency dewatering tasks. At its core is a 1.54 HP (1.2 kW), 98 cc 4-stroke air-cooled petrol engine, which offers cleaner combustion and lower smoke emission compared to traditional 2-stroke engines. Because it operates on pure petrol, farmers are saved from the hassle of mixing 2T oil into the fuel tank. The pump operates with a self-priming action, meaning that once the pump casing is filled with water during the initial setup, it automatically purges air from the intake line without requiring a foot valve in the water source.
Engineered for field mobility, the entire unit weighs just 12 to 13 kg and is securely housed within a rugged, powder-coated steel protective frame that doubles as a carrying handle. This compact footprint does not sacrifice performance; the pump features 1.5-inch inlet and outlet ports capable of discharging up to 200 litres of water per minute (12,000 litres per hour). It can reliably pull water from a vertical suction depth of 4 metres and push it across a maximum delivery head of 15 metres. Designed with cost-efficiency in mind, its 1.3-litre fuel tank combines with a low fuel consumption rate of approximately 700 ml per hour, granting farmers nearly two hours of continuous field operation per tank.