High Wear Resistance: Flow-through components (such as impellers, pump casings, and wear plates) generally use high-chrome wear-resistant alloys, hard nickel, or wear-resistant cast iron, with hardness reaching over 58 HRC, significantly extending service life.
Strong Passing Capability: With wide flow channels, some models can pass large particles up to 178 mm (such as cobblestones), suitable for media containing coarse particles.
Self-Priming and Self-Stirring Function: Most submersible slurry pumps come with stirring impellers, which can directly stir settled materials and pump them without additional jetting or vacuum devices, simplifying the system structure.
Adaptability to High Concentration Media: Can transport slurries with sediment concentrations up to 45% and slag concentrations up to 60%.
