CNSME specializes in the development and manufacture of slurry pumps and spare parts, providing you with efficient and reliable slurry transfer solutions. Here, to understand the latest product dynamics and industry information, grasp the cutting-edge technology information.
Here you'll learn why to choose a vertical slurry pump for your industrial needs. Check out the benefits, applications, and design priority for better efficiency.
To strengthen team collaboration and promote a positive corporate culture, CNSME will organize a company trip to Guilin, China, from December 22 to December 26, 2025. This activity is part of our annual team-building arrangements and aims to enhance communication and cohesion across departments.
Slurry pumps are designed to convey high-concentration, high-viscosity, corrosive media with substantial particulate content. For large volumes of highly viscous slurry, it is sometimes necessary to employ two or more slurry pumps to accomplish the task.
On November 30, 2025, our technical and service team began a 10-day business visit to Vietnam, meeting mining clients face to face to review the operation of vertical sump pumps and discuss technical optimization for upcoming projects.
Reverse rotation of a slurry pump impeller can lead to serious equipment damage. From impeller detachment to mechanical seal failure and even pump shaft bending, improper rotation can cause severe operational accidents. Understanding these risks and implementing preventive measures can significantly improve pump safety and service life.
Slurry pump impellers come in different structures depending on the pumping conditions and material properties. Closed, semi-open, and open impellers each have unique characteristics that determine their efficiency, durability, and suitability for liquids containing solids, fibers, or high viscosity. Understanding their differences helps in selecting the right impeller for stable and efficient pump operation.
Different slurry pumps are designed for different needs: some are ideal for tight spaces, while others are built to move large volumes of material quickly.
This article compares the AHF Horizontal Froth Pump and the AF Vertical Froth Pump in terms of installation type, structural design, working conditions, performance, and typical applications. It explains how each pump is optimized for different froth-handling environments and helps users choose the right pump for flotation, mineral processing, and high-froth slurry transport.
Experience with slurry pump manufacturers like CNSME ensures their machines can handle extreme conditions by matching system design to the specific slurry being processed, utilizing wear-resistant alloys, and optimizing rotor and casing geometry for maximum efficiency and longevity.
The AF Series Vertical Froth Pump is a crucial piece of equipment for flotation processes, specifically engineered to handle frothy slurry and eliminate air-locking issues commonly found in conventional slurry pumps. This article provides a professional overview of the AF froth pump’s structure, features, advantages, applications, and CNSME Pump’s manufacturing capabilities—offering comprehensive insights for mining operators, engineers, and pump procurement specialists.
On November 11, 2025, after successfully attending the MiningMetals Uzbekistan 2025 exhibition, CNSME visited cooperative customers in Astana, Kazakhstan. The visit further strengthened partnerships and showcased CNSME’s professional commitment to providing reliable slurry pump and centrifugal pump solutions for the global mining industry.
The 7th International Trade Fair for Pumps, Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Construction Vehicles & Equipment will be held in SHANGHAI,CHINA from November 25th to 28th, 2014. Our booth number E6.720, Hall E6.
Order of 200ZJ slurry pump: ZJ slurry pumps were originated from China, and they are double casing slurry pumps, which are widely used in mining, power plants, and coal washing plants.
Plenty inventory of slurry pump parts. Not only for the below shown rubber liners, but also for metal pump parts such as impellers, volute liners, and so on.