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GIW® slurry pumps deliver exceptional reliability

Slurry Transport

KSB offers robust solutions for your slurry transport needs.

Aggressive slurries in mining require reliable slurry pumps. GIW® slurry pumps are engineered for maximum reliability to keep your processes in motion and your costs in check.

Aggressive slurries demand heavy-duty slurry pumps.
While no two slurries are the same, all slurries place extreme demands on pumps. Slurry pumps used for solids transport need to move a variable composition of rocks, sands and chemicals. Under such abrasive and corrosive conditions, pump parts can wear out very quickly. When pump parts wear out before planned outages, the entire production process comes to a standstill, resulting in exorbitant costs. That is why utmost reliability is essential in any slurry transport system.

GIW® slurry pumps are engineered to increase your uptime.

As the leading manufacturer of heavy-duty centrifugal slurry pumps, KSB supplies a comprehensive range of pumps and parts for slurry transport. KSB’s line of GIW® slurry pumps is designed to move slurry efficiently across various applications in the hard rock mining, mineral mining and oil sands industries. Our portfolio of products includes cyclone feed and other screen pumps, slurry pumps, and process pumps. GIW® slurry pumps are also used in hydrotransport applications and long-distance tailings disposal.
 
When it comes to slurry transport, we provide precisely what our customers need: rugged, cost-effective slurry and mining pumps. KSB’s innovative solutions help you maximise productivity while minimising costs. Choose GIW® pumps to extend runtimes, minimise unplanned outages and lower your total cost of ownership.

Going the extra mile: KSB combines custom engineering with total customer support.

High-performance, wear-resistant GIW® slurry pumps can handle the most aggressive slurries in any sector. This is because we custom engineer our solutions to match the exact needs of your application. Our pump designs feature enhanced hydraulics and advanced materials, including proprietary solutions for your critical wear parts. What’s more, all of our pumps undergo testing at our very own full-scale hydraulics lab.
Our technicians assist you at every step of the way from selecting the proper pump, installation, start-up and service. We always deliver tried-and-tested solutions for your slurry transport needs, backed by total customer support.
 

Find suitable pumps for slurry transport

LCC-M

LCC-M
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A high-efficiency slurry pump with excellent wear properties over a broad operating range. The wetted pump end (casing, impeller and suction cover / liner) is made of white cast iron with a high chromium content. Design optimised for easy dismantling and reassembly for maintenance and inspection work. The maximum permissible working pressures are between 8 and 16 bar, depending on the pump size. Perfectly suited for transporting fluids containing hardly to slightly abrasive solids. Ideal for sludges, classes 1 to 2.

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LSA

LSA
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Robust, proven, high-efficiency pump for high heads with pump components made of abrasion-resistant white cast iron, designed for the hydraulic transport of solids of the most various particle sizes, in the most diverse of operating conditions. Robust, proven, reliable and service-friendly

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MDX

MDX
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Pump designed with the latest technology from GIW. Superior wear properties and extremely long service life handling aggressive slurries.

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TBC

TBC
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Horizontal high-pressure end-suction centrifugal pump offering maximum resistance to wear and ease of maintenance. The conventional single-wall design transfers stress loads from the wear parts to the casing covers in high-pressure applications. Pump components made of highly wear-resistant white cast iron.

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WBC

WBC
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Patented design with state-of-the-art hydraulic system and highly wear-resistant materials for high-pressure applications. The pump casing is designed to withstand maximum stresses, e.g. during pressure surges.

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