Holland Pump LC220 Lamella Clarifier treatment unit on site removing sludge and silt to ensure site compliance in Florida

Mobile Lamella Clarifiers & Water Treatment Solutions

Rapidly deployable, high-efficiency solids separation engineered to eliminate site water contamination and keep your operations compliant

EPA & Clean Water Act Compliance Support

'Plug & Play' Deployment

95% Particle Capture Rate

High-Performance Mobile Settlement Tanks across the US East and Gulf Coast

Holland Pump offers advanced water treatment solutions featuring high-performance, rapidly deployable mobile Lamella Clarifiers (also known as Lamella Settlement Units or Settlement Tanks).

These specialized units provide effective, continuous removal and storage of suspended solids, directly tackling the root cause of dirty and discolored water on your job site.

The Holland Pump LC220 delivers approximately 220 GPM of treatment capacity while maintaining one of the most compact footprints in its class, making it well suited for construction dewatering, groundwater treatment, excavation work, and sediment control applications.

Engineered Performance for Diverse Industries

Backed by over two decades of field experience and a dedicated team of engineers and scientists, Holland Pump’s lamella clarifiers are built to handle the toughest water treatment challenges. Our solutions are highly adaptable, serving a wide range of applications across key sectors:

  • Construction & Civil Engineering
  • Industrial & Manufacturing Processes
  • Municipal & Wastewater Infrastructure
  • Mining & Quarrying Operations

Why Choose Holland Pump Lamella Clarifiers?

Model: LC220
Operating Range: 1-50m3
Approx. Max GPM: 220GPM
Footprint (L x W): 10.7' × 6.7'

20x More Efficient

Delivers up to 20 times the separation efficiency of conventional, standard settlement tanks

Minimal Site Footprint

High-volume treatment capacity packaged in a highly compact, space-saving design

High-Precision Capture

Captures 95% of mineral-based silica particles down to 18 microns under standard gravity, plus finer suspended fractions

Gravity-Powered Operation

Requires no external power supply or moving parts, minimizing mechanical breakdown risks and energy costs

Rapid Deployment & Easy Setup

Skid-mounted, lightweight configurations ensure effortless transport, fast installation, and simple operation

Modular 'Plug & Play' Integration

Connects seamlessly with Holland Pump’s rental fleet and complementary treatment systems for complex setups

Enhanced Treatment Options

Pairs easily with chemical dosing units to accelerate settling rates for challenging fines

Industrial-Grade Reliability

Fully off-site manufactured unit with a rugged design built for extreme job-site conditions

Request a treatment quote for your job site

With decades of field experience across the East Coast, Gulf Coast, and Midwest, our local teams understand your area's specific environmental compliance standards and can rapidly deploy the right clarification system for your site.

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FAQs about water treatment and our Lamella Clarifiers

Holland Pump's mobile Lamella Clarifiers use inclined plate technology to dramatically increase the effective settling area within a compact footprint. Water flows upward between the plates while solids settle onto the plate surfaces and slide into the sludge hopper below.

Lamella clarifiers can be up to 20 times more efficient than conventional settlement tanks and lagoons, delivering greater solids removal while requiring significantly less space. Their skid-mounted design also allows for rapid transport, installation, and operation on temporary job sites.

Yes. Holland Pump's treatment solutions are designed to support compliance with discharge permit requirements by reducing total suspended solids (TSS) prior to discharge.

Integrated treatment technologies, flow measurement, and monitoring capabilities help operators meet discharge requirements and document system performance. Real-time monitoring and data logging can provide valuable records to support environmental compliance efforts.

The LC220 does not require on-site electrical power for its core clarification process, as it operates primarily as a gravity-settlement system.

Once installed and properly configured, the unit requires minimal operator involvement. Optional accessories, such as automated sludge removal systems, remote monitoring packages, alarms, and data logging equipment, may require electrical power if utilized.

Continuous on-site monitoring is generally not required, and optional monitoring systems can provide remote visibility into unit performance.

Holland Pump's LC220 units are designed for rapid mobilization and deployment. Their skid-mounted, modular construction simplifies transportation, installation, and startup, allowing crews to get treatment systems operational quickly.

Actual delivery times depend on branch location and equipment availability, but the units are specifically engineered for fast deployment on temporary and emergency projects.

To find the contact for your nearest branch, use our branch locator.

Yes. Lamella clarifiers effectively remove rapidly settling solids such as sand, silt, and gravel through gravity separation. Their large effective settling area and efficient design help maintain treatment performance across varying flow conditions and sediment loads.

Holland Pump can provide a comprehensive water treatment solution that includes:

  • Site assessments and treatment recommendations
  • On-site installation and commissioning
  • Technical support and troubleshooting
  • Flow meters and monitoring equipment
  • Sludge handling solutions
  • Data logging and performance monitoring

These capabilities allow Holland Pump to tailor treatment systems to specific site conditions, discharge requirements, and operational challenges.