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Dewatering Bags / Tubes™ / Socks
SedCatch® Dewatering BagsAll of our dewatering bags are made with a snout to make the connection with the discharge hose easier and more secure. A length of rope is included with each bag.
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The larger sediment bags will hold 50 to 200 times the sediment of the smaller tubes. Use the largest bag you can still dump efficiently. SedCatch® Dewatering Tubes™ (Re-usable)![]() ![]()
Remove the sediment from the Sediment Tube™ each time you relocate the pump. Purchase a size that is large enough to handle the sediment you expect to collect before the need to relocate. If a sediment tube has to be emptied several times during the same pumping operation, a larger Sediment Tube™ or Dewatering Bag would be more economical. Insert the discharge pipe a minimum of 5ft inside the tube and secure with a rope (included) wrapped 6 times. IMPORTANT To close the open end, overlap the tube 2ft from the end. Gather the center of the doubled-up portion forming a bow tie. Secure with a rope (included) wrapped multiple times. SedCatch Dewatering Socks |
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10" Dia. x 5 ft. Dewatering Sock - 8 oz. |
$22.25 | |
10" Dia. x 5 ft. Dewatering Sock - 10 oz. |
$26.70 |



Should I put straw under dewatering bags to increase flow rates?
Don’t
bother; it will only help in the initial flow rate. Once the bag has accumulated
a ¼” layer of sediment along the bottom it will be impervious
anyway, and no longer have any effect.
Why are dewatering bags needed?
The purpose of a dewatering bag or dewatering tube is to:
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