Slurry PUMPS Manufacturer
Our slurry pumps are designed to handle tough and abrasive materials, making them ideal for moving slurries and thick liquids. Whether you’re dealing with mining, construction, or wastewater treatment, these pumps are built to withstand the wear and tear of harsh materials while delivering reliable performance. With their heavy-duty construction, these pumps are capable of handling high concentrations of solids without compromising efficiency.
These pumps are engineered for high efficiency and long-lasting durability. With their easy-to-maintain design, you can reduce downtime and keep your operations running smoothly. Their robust construction ensures they can handle even the most challenging slurry applications, offering a cost-effective solution for industries that require heavy-duty pumping power. The pumps’ reliable operation also reduces the need for frequent repairs, further lowering maintenance costs.
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FEATURES
Makes maintenance quick ans easy. Replacement of wearing parts can be done in the field. With the two parts casing, it is possible to replace the worn front cover without changing the complete casing.
OPERATING RANGE
Range : 3″ to 12″ (75 mm to 300 mm)
Capacity : 10,000 gpm (2275 m3/hr)
Head to : 240 ft (73 m)
Pressures to : 150 psi(1,035 kPa)
FEATURES
Makes maintenance quick ans easy. Replacement of wearing parts can be done in the field. With the two parts casing, it is possible to replace the worn front cover without changing the complete casing.
APPLICATION
- Slurry pumps are used widely throughout the beneficiation section of the mining industry where most plants use wet separation systems. These systems usually move large volumes of slurry through the process.
- Slurry pumps are also widely used for the disposal of ash from fossil fuel power plants. Other areas where slurry pumps are used include the manufacture of fertilizers, land reclamation, mining by dredges, and the long distance transportation of coal and minerals.
- Increased global focus on the environment and energy consumption will certainly generate much wider uses for slurry pumping in years to come.