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If you work with abrasive mixtures like cement, mining tailings, or industrial sludge, understanding what slurry is and how to manage it is crucial. Pumping slurry requires specific equipment, and choosing the right pump is key to avoiding costly downtime.

Is your pump showing signs of wear and tear? Or are you spending thousands on maintenance to ensure it keeps running?

Did you know that the biggest pump problem affecting pump life is incorrect pump selection and installation?
In fact, 90% of pump failures occur because the wrong pump has been selected or installed. 

The design and positioning of the pipes on an industrial pump are extremely important. Poor design can be a cause of poor performance and a shorter life of your pump.

As a pump supplier with over 45 years of industry experience, we understand that customers often have questions and uncertainties when it comes to purchasing a pump. In order t

There are many different types of pumps on the market, this article will help you understand the differences between each pump type.

If you're looking to install a pump, your first consideration should be its purpose. Ask yourself:

To select the pump which will best suit your purposes, you need to know your pressure requirements: How much pressure do you need to generate in order to transfer a volume of fluid from point A to point B?

Knowing how your pump sounds when it's running healthy can save you a lot of money in the future. Every pump will make a “healthy” free flowing sound as a medium is passed through it unimpeded.

It's important that you know the flow rate of your system. Flow rate is how much fluid you can transport within a given time.