The impeller is the heart of a slurry pump and a key rotating component. It converts mechanical energy from the shaft into kinetic energy of the slurry, providing centrifugal force to move the slurry, generate head and flow. The design and material of the impeller directly affect pump performance, wear life, efficiency and operating cost. Choosing the right impeller is essential to obtain the best performance and longest service life.
Enclosed vane design for maximum hydraulic efficiency. Ideal for fine-particle and low to medium concentration slurries. Delivers stable performance with reduced energy consumption. Suitable for: Mining • Mineral Processing • Tailings
Combines high efficiency with improved solids handling. Better resistance to clogging than closed impellers. Suitable for medium-sized particles and mixed slurries. Suitable for: Coal Washing • Sand Processing • General Slurry
Open vane design allows large solids to pass easily. Excellent for coarse, abrasive and high-density slurries. Simplifies maintenance in demanding operating conditions. Suitable for: Dredging • Gravel • Heavy Mining