Equipment > General purpose pumps

Waste pumps

13 June, 2007

Industrial and hazardous wastes with suspended solids often create environmental problems in waste handling facilities in Australia and New Zealand. Stringy solids often wrap around rotating machinery and shafts and also cause clogging problems in pipe work, valves and pumps, and waste handling systems.


Water pump pressure switch

15 May, 2007

The Mercoid series CXA water pump pressure switch is a low-cost solution for controlling automatic water systems.


Survival of the fittest pump solution

11 May, 2007

A recent project to replace inefficient open channels in the Murrumbidgee irrigation area near Leeton and Griffith in NSW with a pressurised pipe network is expected to save up to 50,000 ML of water per annum when completed


Fibre optics link pumps

27 April, 2007

The Downlands Scheme is an irrigation project designed to take water from the Waitaki River and irrigate up to 10,000 ha of dry farmland in the Black Point, Enfield and Napara areas near Oamaru in New Zealand


Corrosion-resistant dewatering pumps

14 March, 2007

The 2700 range of stainless steel pumps is suitable for applications in corrosive and abrasive environments; for example, mines, industries and public utilities. The range consists of both drainage and solids handling pumps. They are especially designed for pumping applications with a pH range of 2-10; this means environments where acid or alkaline liquids have to be handled.


Submersible drainage pump

14 March, 2007

The Grindex Master Inox series comprises three drainage and three sludge pumps in stainless steel. The pumps originate from Grindex's red Proline pumps, with the cast aluminium replaced by cast stainless steel. The stainless steel pumps are intended for use in corrosive applications with pH values from 2-10. Some examples are mines, process industries, harbours and leach water applications.


Pump has key role in high-pressure pipeline test units

12 March, 2007

Six high-pressure testing and water-blasting units have been manufactured to contribute a key role to the Wimmera Mallee Pipeline Project - one of Australia's largest regional infrastructure projects


Pumping water from the Murray River

22 January, 2007

From its source in the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales, the Murray River flows 2530 km west, then south to meet the Southern Ocean in South Australia


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