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Global Pumps have been working with manufacturers in the chemical industry for over 40 years, providing advice and products that suit the harsh and corrosive nature of their products.

Do you work on a mine site? If so, you understand how crucial dewatering pumps are to the continuous operation of your site. If an insufficient or inadequate pump is selected, you could be left with catastrophic downtime, or worse, loss of production.

Our Global Pumps team have been advising best pumping practice in a multitude of industries. Whether it be chemical, manufacturing to mining and quarries, our team understand how critical an effective pumping system is.

The SlurryPro originated from a firm belief that all slurry pumping experiences could and should, be better. The SlurryPro series was introduced with a customer-centric focus and has seen the end-user experience revolutionised.

Did you know that pumps make up approximately 25% of equipment in the production and manufacturing industries? They are a core component of systems and process - which makes their continuous performance crucial.

Selecting a mine dewatering pump is crucial in obtaining the precious minerals - therefore a suitable and adequate pump is vital to the mine’s success. In order to help you select the right dewatering pump for your site, Global Pumps have shared their experience in this blog…

So, you have selected a pump and taken into consideration a multitude of elements - including fluid characteristics, flow rate and head, environmental and long-term optimization. But what about pipework?

Mine and quarry sites demand reliable and durable pumps to meet the harsh nature of slurry. When a pump is not fit-for-purpose, it can cause downtime and significant loss of production. Therefore, it’s crucial that the slurry pumps on your site are suitable for the tough challenge on hand.

For those in the food and beverage industry, clean-in-place (CIP) systems are an important component of daily cleaning schedules. CIP involves several activities that combine to properly clean all, or part, of a process system without having to

Slurry pumps are a core component of a mine sites processes; if they aren’t running smoothly it can cause massive downtime and loss of production. To ensure they function optimally and reliably, it is crucial that sites implement frequent preventative maintenance schedules.