Industrial Pump

Industrial Pump covers pumping for duties that defeat ordinary equipment: double-diaphragm plunger pumps for abrasive and solids-laden fluids, slurry pumps, mining and dewatering pumps, sludge and sewage pumps, concrete grout pumps and drilling mud pumps. The diaphragm arrangement is what allows a pump to handle material that would destroy a centrifugal, because the plunger acts on hydraulic fluid behind a diaphragm rather than on the pumped medium itself.

That keeps abrasive solids away from the working parts and gives a predictable wear part schedule instead of an unpredictable failure. Selection comes from the fluid itself: solids content, particle size, abrasiveness, pH and temperature, together with flow rate and discharge pressure. A pump selected on flow and head alone, without the fluid analysis, is the usual reason a pump fails within months on a slurry duty.

Industrial pumps are tendered by mining and mineral corporations, water and sewerage utilities, irrigation departments, municipal corporations, power utilities, port authorities, and water, sanitation and mining projects funded by development banks. We bid against the written specification and attach performance curves, material and wear part specifications, technical compliance tables, origin and warranty terms, priced spares and seal kit lists, commissioning scope and third-party inspection where required.

Send us your fluid with its solids content, plus your flow rate and discharge pressure, and we will select the pump and quote it.