Latest Warman pump to European market

Weir Minerals is to launch the latest edition in its range of Warman Centrifugal Pumps – the WGR Slurry Pump (Fig.) – in Europe mid 2011. The WGR de-
signs, incorporating Weir Minerals’ Linatex rubber, have been specifically designed for wear resistance to abrasive slurry-pumping. The pump is optimised for sand and aggregates production processes and also has applications across many areas of industrial minerals and lighter mineral processing applications.

The WGR Pump includes several new innovative features which reduce internal turbulence and minimise power draw. The pump is designed with...

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