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EHR Slurry Pump Features:

EHR series slurry pumps are similar to those within the EHM series in structure. What differentiates the EHR from the EHM is the material of wet parts, which is either a natural rubber, chloroprene rubber or another wear-resistant rubber. EHR slurry pumps are more suitable in delivering strong corrosive or abrasive slurries of small particle size without sharp edges.

At a glance:

Capacity: to 3,060m3/hr
Head: to 63m
Liner Material: Rubber
Pump Type: Horizontal

Design details:

Both the frame plate and cover plate has an outer casing made of either grey cast iron or ductile cast iron, depending on the working pressure. A split structure and bolts connected ensures security and easy replacement of the wet parts.
Interchangeable anti-corrosive wet parts are made of natural rubber or other customized elastomer materials.
There are various drive types: DC (direct connection), V-belt drive, gear box reducer, hydraulic couplings, VFD, SCR control, etc.
The shaft seal uses the packing seal, expeller seal and mechanical seal.

Typical applications:

Iron ore dressing plant
Copper concentration plant
Gold mine concentration plant
Molybdenum concentration plant
Potash fertilizer plant
Other mineral processing plants
Alumina industry
Coal washery
Power plant
Sand excavation
Building material industry
Chemical industries
Other industries

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Monitoring

With the growing requirement for the remote monitoring technology, Sykes is pleased to announce the release of our latest "innovative solution" the Web Based Pump Monitoring System.
This system allows for real time remote monitoring and control of your dewatering pumps which is available over the nextG or satellite network.
It is as simple as visiting the website and entering your unique username and password.
This will then give you instant access to all of your registerd pump sets, providing live readings and a working history at your fingertips.

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Product Support

Exelns slurry pumps are produced with strict supervision by our quality control personnel, which encompasses foundry, machining, assembling and testing. Every single part is marked and recorded from foundry to finished product. An impeccable quality control department and strict procurement are fundamental to the production standard of our high quality products.

Genuine Parts

For parts, please contact us at 1300 ALLIGHT.

If the slurry is really special in property, customised impeller materials are available.

Term Life

These pumps are manufactured using:

Scientific design based on hydraulic theories.
Strict manufacture procedures and specialized QC personnel.
Various materials for different applications.
Long service life.

Maintenance info & packages

The world’s best-regarded water management brands are united by a common vision - they’re engineered and built to make mining and construction projects safer and more productive while being sensitive to the environment.

Our flagship water management brand, Sykes/Primax has been a major force in the world’s auto-prime pump market for over 40 years.

Much of its success reflects its cleverly designed priming systems which improve fluid handling efficiencies and greatly reduce maintenance requirements. A ‘snore’ facility built into its ground-breaking auto-priming pumps, for example, means they can run dry without damage for extended periods.