| After-sales Service: | Yes |
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| Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Mesh Form: | Internal Engaged |
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The functions of pumps in mining machinery and equipment mainly include:
Drainage:
Eliminate the accumulated water in the mine to ensure the mine safety and smooth operation.
Ventilation:
Auxiliary ventilation system to exhaust hot air and harmful gases in the mine and improve the working environment.
Conveying pulp:
Transport minerals from the mine to the processing plant for further treatment.
Fire extinguishing:
Used in fire extinguishing system, quickly put out fires and protect the safety of mines and workers.
Cleaning:
Used in high-pressure cleaning system to remove dirt and mineral residues from mines and equipment.
Water supply:
Transporting domestic water and industrial water from the water source to the mining area.
Wastewater treatment:
Collect, transport and treat wastewater generated in mining production.
Mine reclamation:
Used for soil and water conservation and vegetation irrigation in the process of reclamation.
Mine safety monitoring:
Reflect the state of equipment, such as monitoring the running state of pump through sensing elements.
Cooling:
Rely on fluid flow to take away heat and improve the ability of the pump to adapt to harsh conditions.
Prevent flooding:
Prevent atmospheric precipitation, surface water and groundwater from flooding the mine.
Pumps are widely used in mines and are one of the key equipment to ensure the smooth operation of mines.
Q1: Can I get some samples?
A: Yes, sample order is available for quality check and market test. But you have to pay the sample cost and express cost.
Q2: Do you receive customized order?
A: Yes, ODM & OEM are welcomed.
Q3: What's the lead time?
A: According to the order quantity, small order usually need 15-30 days, big order need negotiation.
Q4: What's your warranty terms?
A: We supply 12 months warranty time.
Q5: What's your payment terms?
A: We receive TT /LC.
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