A05 Centrifugal Slurry Pump SH/150E (6-inch)

 1. CNSME Slurry pumps are designed with double casing, wet-end parts, and rotary parts. Wet-end parts includes volute, impeller, front and back liner. The rotary parts includes the bearing assembly, which are composed of bearing housing, shaft, bearings etc.

 2. This is a heavy duty slurry pump that is extremely durable and easy to maintain. It is highly efficient and corrosion and erosion resistant.

 It has a long wear life and is extremely cost efficient. The use of effective liners make this pump easy to maintain.

 The pump’s many benefits include the bearing assembly, cover/frame plates, suction cover, liners, the impeller, and it has a one piece base.

 3. SH-150E is a slurry pump with discharge size 6 inch, and it is almost the best popular pump at CNSME.

 4. SH-150E is mostly sold to our customers from Russia, Holland, Italy and other Eastern and Western European countries. CNSME will always be your reliable partner for quality slurry pumps and pump spare parts.

 5. These pumps are characterized by long life, efficient operation and easy maintenance with its low cost.

 Pumps are available with either a rubber or a metal lining of abrasive – and corrosion resistant materials. Used bearings for heavy duty, with the increased load on them.

 6. Application of CNSME slurry pumps: mining and processing, mining and metallurgical plants, power plants, cement production enterprises, and diamond-gold mines, technological crushing line, mineral processing, etc.

The primary applications for the SME SH/150E metal slurry pumps are mill discharge, crusher slurry, sand and aggregate or any coarse solids or other severe, abrasive slurries especially in te copper, gold, iron ore, lead-zinc, coal or phosphate plants.

The most dramatic savings will be in these applications, though savings will also be realized on find solids, like fine sand recovery or kaolin. The key advantage of the SH metal slurry pumps is the 10% to 30% lower power, long even wear life and less pump downtime, which results in lowe cost-per-ton pumped, along with better cyclone separation.