5 reasons to use self-priming pumps instead of submersible pumps in pits
When it comes to selecting a pump for septic tank drainage, the most commonly chosen option is the submersible pump. However, these devices often require frequent interventions due to seal failures, abrasion, corrosion or blockages when pumping fluids with large suspended solids.
A Guide to Slurry Pump Materials of Construction
In industrial processes involving slurry pumps, a range of options for materials of construction (MOC) is critical to ensure an acceptable wear life with abrasive and often corrosive fluids.
6 Advantages of ANSI Pumps in Handling Solid and Crystalline Fluid Applications
In applications involving the presence of solids or crystallising fluids, such as brine pulps, pumps built under the ANSI standard offer several advantages over ISO standard pumps.
SlurryPro Pumps Solve Challenges in Mining Flotation Circuit
A major mining company dedicated to gold and silver extraction had two vertical pumps for repumping mining pulp into a flotation cell.
Replacement of submersible pump with a self-priming Toro E pump in a metallic materials and waste recovering plant
A major company in the metallic materials and waste recovery field was searching for a submersible pump for effluents drainage from a natural pool, handling temperatures above 70°C.
Toro ANSI resolves lithium production-related applications
Minera Exar is a prominent company specialising in lithium development and production located in Jujuy, Argentina.
Audex AW 4-600 Provides Cleaner Working Environment in Wash Plant Pit
Smiths Bletchington is a producer and supplier of primary and recycled aggregates to the construction and allied industries.
Easier Inspection, Maintenance and Reduced Repair Time for Metals and Mineral Company
Harsco Metals & Minerals provide logistics and resource recovery services for the steel industry.
SlurryPro pumps provide significant cost savings for Viridor
The Viridor Recycling & Renewable Energy Centre in Glasgow is a flag-ship AD plant. This site had four rotatory lobe pumps handling the food waste produced by this large conurbation. The suitability of the pumps to the application and reasonable purchase price made them attractive to