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Slurry Pumps handle abrasive applications.

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December 2, 2004 - Bravo pumps suit fluids with high concentrations of sand and stones. Available in 5 sizes, pumps deliver between 470–2,000 gpm and handle liquids with pH values from 4–10. Units are equipped with 4-pole low speed motor and hydraulic components are made from Ni-Hard 4. Typical applications include dredging, cleaning of settling ponds, coal and ore slurries, bentonite, coal washing water, sewage treatment plants, steel works, quarries, and mines.

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Grindex Pumps
18524 S. 81st Ave.
Tinley Park, IL, 60477
USA


New Submersible Slurry Pump Handles Dredging with Sand and Stones

Grindex new slurry pump series Bravo is designed for very abrasive applications in mines and quarries and alike. Slurry and other fluids with high concentrations of sand and stones normally wear out the hydraulic parts of the pump. Grindex has solved the wear problem by producing hydraulic components in the Bravo pumps in Ni-Hard 4, one of the hardest materials available today. The Bravo pumps can deliver between 470 and 2 000 gallons per minute.

Grindex, a world leader of submersible dewatering and sludge pumps, has completed its program with the new Bravo-series. The Bravo pump is designed for one of the most abrasive tasks, pumping liquids with high concentration of sand and stones. The wear is reduced by choosing Ni-Hard 4 for the hydraulic components. Bravo is available in five different sizes with capacities up to 2,000 gallons per minute.

"At dredging works, for example, the sand and stone in the water wear out a regular pump very quickly. Previously we have been unable to do business with our standard pumps because they can't handle the wear well enough," says Gunnar Benselfelt, Marketing Manager at Grindex.

"The Bravo series completes our pump range and gives us the opportunity to serve new customers," he continues.

Bravo, made for tough environments

Typical applications include dredging, cleaning of settling ponds, coal and ore slurries, bentonite, coal washing water, sewage treatment plants, steel works, quarries, mines and many other industries. All BRAVO pumps are designed for continuous work in demanding environments, where pumps with very high durability are needed. Bravo can handle liquids with pH values from 4 to 10.

The specially designed impeller creates a strong vortex in the pumped media that carries most of the solids/abrasives through the pump housing. This minimizes the wear on the impeller.

The agitator creates a downward jet beam that enhances the efficiency

The pumping is even more efficient due to the agitator. Placed on the impeller, the agitator creates a jet beam downwards that feeds the impeller with high-density material.

Apart from the hard material Ni-Hard 4, the Bravo pumps are also equipped with a powerful 4-pole low speed motor to enable pumping of heavy slurry. The pumps are available in motor sizes from 5 to 40 kW (7 to 54 hp) and can be equipped with different motor protection and surveillances, depending on customers need.

Caption: Grindex new Bravo pumps are designed for abrasive applications in mines and quarries and alike. To handle the wear problem, all hydraulic parts are made of Ni-Hard 4, one of the hardest materials available today.

High-resolution images, company and product information can be found at www.grindex.com/press

For further information please contact:

Grindex AB
Gunnar Benselfelt
P.O. Box 538
SE-136 25 Haninge
Sweden
Tel. +46 8 606 6600
Fax +46 8 745 5328
Website: www.grindex.com
E-mail: marketing@grindex.com

Facts about Grindex AB

Grindex develop and manufacture submersible electrical dewatering and sludge pumps. The company was founded in 1940. In 1960 production was altered to focus on submersible electrical pumps for the construction and mining industries. Since then Grindex has supplied over 240,000 pumps to more than 100 countries.

Grindex product program currently consists of more than 50 different models for various requirements. The dewatering pumps have a capacity up to 5200 usgpm and a maximum of 352 feet of head pressure.

The sludge pumps have a capacity of handling 3.2" solids, up to 700 usgpm, and 150 feet of head pressure. Slurry pumps are built for pumping liquid containing abrasive slurry, sand and larger particles.

Grindex is represented in more than 50 countries. Operations are quality certified as per ISO 9001 and environmentally certified as per ISO 14001.
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