Pumps & Fluid Management Systems

Mining Slurry Technology for Treating Industrial Wastewater

Dewatering at mines and industrial sites can be a tricky task, not only requiring robust, heavy-duty mining slurry technology that can handle abrasive materials and debris (preferably with minimal to no regular maintenance requirements), but also removing and treating this mining wastewater effectively.

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Underground Mine Dewatering Techniques

For many mining sites, controlling the flow of water and removing it from certain areas of the mine is an ongoing challenge. For underground mines, infiltration and potential flooding is a greater risk if the mine extends below the water table.

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Trash, Slurry & Sludge Pumps for Mining

Trash and slurry pumps need to be rugged and reliable with minimal maintenance. There are a lot of self-priming trash pumps and centrifugal pumps on the market, and with different pumps being required for different applications across a mine, it is a challenge in itself to find the most suitable solutions.

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Submersible & Dewatering Pumps for Mining and Construction

Submersible pumps for dewatering are essential tools for controlling water at mining sites and preventing flooding.

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Industrial Pumps

There is no one-size-fits all pump solution for mining or industrial applications. From light-weight submersible industrial pumps for dewatering to heavy-duty centrifugal mining pumps for silt and sludge, mining operations are continually fighting against harsh environments both above and below ground.

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Where to Buy Stancor Pumps: Carroll Technologies is Leading US supplier

Where to buy Stancor pumps in the USA? Carroll Technologies has just added Stancor to the approved range of products it supplies and can offer a customized, fully-serviced solution.

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Mefcor: Switches and Pumps Endorsed by Carroll Technologies

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Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) for Mining Pumps & Equipment

Applications like pumps, conveyor belts, and underground ventilators don’t always need to operate at the same level. A Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) can be used to ramp down or speed up the frequency and voltage to meet the machinery’s task-by-task requirements.

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