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Sludge and slurry submersible pumps are specialised pumps built to withstand highly abrasive fluids. They are constructed from hard metals and abrasion-resistant linings, with added features to prevent obstruction, overheating, and excessive wear.
These pumps are ideal for moving thick, solid-laden liquids such as wastewater and sludge from ponds, tanks, or treatment facilities. Whether you're managing water transfer on a construction site, cleaning out a sediment-filled pond, or handling industrial wastewater, submersible sludge pumps offer a reliable and portable solution.
Avalible for both hire and sale across New Zealand, these pumps are commonly used for dewatering, desludging, and transferring heavy liquids where durability and efficiency are critical.
The Solid, Salvador, Senior and Sandy models, designed for continuous, unattended operation where reliability is critical and solids content is high.
Constructed for maximum wear-resistance, the Grindex Bravo range handles highly abrasive liquids with a pH tolerance of 5.5 – 14. Agitators are built-in in some models.
A rugged and cost-effective solution the Proril Stormy series feature high chrome impellers, agitators and wear plates to withstand tough slurry transportation.
Suited to high head and heavy dewatering, dam or pond cleaning, extraction and coastal protection.
Significant economy over traditional methods.
Here are some examples of our solutions being used.
At Prime Fluid Management, we understand that every fluid management challenge brings unique considerations. Here, you’ll find clear, practical answers and expert guidance to help you maximise uptime, achieve regulatory compliance, extend equipment life, and implement the most effective solution for your site.
A slurry pump is designed to move mixtures of liquid and solid particles where the liquid component helps the material flow. It is built with abrasion and corrosion resistant materials and a robust design to handle the wear from suspended solids.
A sludge pump is designed to handle much thicker and stickier material known as sludge which has a higher solid content. These pumps often use positive displacement or slow moving mechanisms to avoid clogging and manage dense viscous fluids.