Dirty water pumps are a vital onsite asset and are typically found in quarries, industrial dewatering and on construction sites.
Comparing Costs: Specialist Dirty Water Pumps vs. Standard Pumps
Specialist dirty water pumps can often appear more expensive than standard water pumps, and may not always be as efficient for pumping pure clear water. However, it is important to look at the lifetime costs of the dirty water pump, as dirty water will quickly cause the parts of standard water pumps to erode, degrading performance and leading to premature motor failure.
Key Features of Dirty Water Pumps
Submersible dirty water pumps often feature heavy-duty mechanical seals, vortex impellers, replaceable wear plates and agitators. In addition they are easier to maintain with easy access to parts. This means a dirty water pump will last much longer, cost less to maintain, and more importantly you don’t lose vital production time while your water pump is out if action.
Dirty Water Pumps: The Audex Range
For pumping dirty water, we recommend the Audex range. The Audex AW range are submersible pumps with agitators ideal for handling dirty water and slurry. They have many benefits, including being reliable and affordable. These industry-approved water pumps offer exceptional service life with minimum running costs and repairs.
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