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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.

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.

Introducing the latest innovative solution developed by the Intrax group. Global Pumps, a member of the Intrax Group, are thrilled to present the SlurryPro Automatic Lubricator.

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

When it comes to pumping slurry, many can agree it isn’t an easy task. Above all else, you need to make sure you have the right pump for the right slurry. 

When purchasing a slurry pump, the maintenance and longevity of components are crucial in the pump’s success.

Even though mechanical seals are a small part of this pumping system, they are a crucial attribute in its performance.

There are two broad categories of industrial pumps: 1) sealed pumps and 2) seal-less magnetic drive pumps.

Sealed pumps are generally used because of a lack of knowledge regarding magnetic drive pumps.