GLOBAL PUMPS CASE STUDIES

Facing challenges with pump breakdowns? Discover how we addressed issues with a Verderflex VF80 pump at a major gold and antimony mine in Victoria. This case study provides practical insights and solutions that could improve your own pump maintenance strategy.

Are you a maintenance supervisor struggling with pump breakdowns? Learn how we repaired a large Everflow pump for a major mine extracting copper, gold, and uranium. This case study will provide valuable insights that you can apply to your own pump repair process.

Facing a conveyor belt breakdown in the mining industry can bring your whole operation to a halt. Replacing the belt is a significant expense and takes valuable time. But there might be a solution that avoids these headaches.

A leading Australian gold and antimony mining operation in Victoria faced a critical challenge: ensuring precise and reliable dosing of hazardous reagents in a demanding mining environment. With a projected output of 47,000-53,000 ounces of gold and antimony in 2024, maximising uptime and minimising environmental risks were paramount.

A Western Australian lithium project, poised to double its production capacity from 3 MTPA to 4 MTPA by 2030, required a robust fire protection system to support its expanding paste plant.
The facility’s high output of 160 m³/h of paste demanded a fire water pump system capable of delivering exceptional performance and reliability.

Global Pumps Group is committed to providing high-quality surface protection solutions. Partnering with IND, we embarked on a project to address the coating needs of doze

Global Pump’s project team was recently contacted by a mine site in Western Australia to produce a dual water pump skid for a safety shower and drinking water. The pump skid is designed to pump fresh water in remote areas where there may not always be access to electricity.

Global Pumps was recently commissioned to build six custom standpipes for multiple projects in WA. This client needed standpipes that were compact, collapsible and easy to move across various sites and applications.

Global Pumps was approached by one of Australia's largest mine in WA. This mine is home to some of the oldest, most stable rocks on earth, formed approximately 3.7 billion years ago.