Horizontal Slurry Pump

Our Denor’s horizontal slurry pump is a type of centrifugal pump specifically designed to handle heavy and abrasive slurries. 

Unlike standard pumps, which are primarily used for water or clean liquids, slurry pumps are constructed with robust materials that can withstand continuous contact with solids. The impeller of a slurry pump is specially designed to create a turbulent flow, ensuring efficient solids handling and preventing clogging.

We manufacture a robust range of horizontal slurry pumps for demanding applications such as dense slurry transport, froth handling, and aggressive wear-duty processes. Customizable with either V-belt or direct transmission, our pumps provide adaptable solutions for diverse industrial requirements.

One of the key characteristics of horizontal slurry pumps is their ability to transport slurry horizontally through pipelines. This feature minimizes the need for manual labor and reduces maintenance costs. The pumps can be installed at a distance from the source of the slurry, allowing for efficient and convenient transportation.

Horizontal slurry pumps are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations to suit different applications. They can handle varying flow rates, pressures, and solids concentrations. The most common types of horizontal slurry pumps include:

End-suction slurry pumps. 
These pumps feature a single casing design and are suitable for applications requiring high flow rates and moderate pressure. End-suction pumps can handle large-sized particles and are often used in mining operations.

Split-case slurry pumps. 
With a split-case design, these pumps offer easy maintenance and can accommodate larger impellers. They are commonly employed in industrial processes that involve large volumes of abrasive slurries.

Submersible slurry pumps. 
These pumps are designed to operate underwater, making them ideal for dewatering pits and handling abrasive slurries in mining and construction sites.

These heavy-duty pumps offer high-performance pumping, extended wear life, reduced maintenance and outstanding availability. High-performance pumping to lower operating costs.