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Do you continually do band-aid fixes, or do you want to start transitioning your site to being low maintenance?

When investing in new pumps and equipment, remember th

The SlurryPro pump is designed for continuous pumping of highly abrasive, high-density slurries with minimal maintenance requirements. The SlurryPro offers a wide range of benefits and is available in two ranges of centrifugal slurry pumps, the standard series of heavy-duty pumps and

Throughout mining operations, slurry pumps are critical in the effective transport of slurry across the plant. Their running costs are a significant component of the total lifecycle costs, estimated to be around 32%. Therefore, any failure to your slurry pump can bring your project to a grinding halt.

Mine sites demand durability and reliability above all else for critical equipment such as pumps. Besides this, it is important that these pumps can handle the arduous nature of the pumped liquid.

The mining and quarry industry is known to be one of the harshest industries. The treacherous environment means only the toughest of tools and equipment can last. But for the SlurryPro, it operates best in these rough applications...

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.

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.

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.

Do you frequently pump harsh, abrasive slurries? If so, it may be worthwhile investing in a better slurry pump.

A dead-headed pump is a pump that is running while full of liquid, with the outlet valves closed.