Self Priming Mud & Slurry Pumps Manufacturer - Sujal Engineering

 

Self-Priming Mud Pumps manufactured by Sujal Engineering is known for the SSPP series on the market.

Our self-producing mud pump is the best industrial mud pump used for circulating mud. It’s kind of clog-free and self-priming. It is widely used in marine, industrial, public, construction, public utilities, wastewater solids, sewage, oil wells, waste management, etc. We also design self-adhesive pumps with semi-open type impellers according to customers' requirements. It is the most suitable industrial pump for water and stainless steel handling.

Explosive mud pumps are designed in such a way that they allow the pumping of a certain amount of mud, dirt, and solid solids.

  • Salient Features:
  • Robust construction, only two moving parts.
  • Better efficiency due to compact design.
  • Low maintenance.
  • Quick priming of dirty water.
  • Automatic air release during priming.
  • Motor body is made of anti-corrosive steel shaft
  • Dynamically balance rotation parts ensure avoid minimum vibrations.

We use heavy duty cast iron in casing. In stuffing box cast iron, deep gland box with graphite packing. Impeller, shaft sleeve in S.S. and bearing of top quality is also used.

Self Priming Mud Pumps are used in following applications and industries:

  • Pumping of domestic sewage plants
  • Effluent treatment plants
  • Docks
  • Water from marine
  • Swimming pools
  • Storm water
  • Industrial wastewater
  • Ceramic industries
  • Polluted water and chemicals
  • Solvents
  Construction sites and many other applications and industries.in many more industries and applications

For more details about our Centrifugal Pump visit our website:  Sujal Pumps or you can email us at sujalpumps@gmail.com
Location: Sujal Engineering 61, Haridham Estate, Near, Adarsh II Estate, Odhav, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382415, India

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