Industrial Slurry Pumps & Dredging Equipment for Every Application
From submersible slurry pumps to excavator dredge pump attachments, every EDDY system is engineered around our patented non-clog rotor — wear-resistant pumps for the most severe duty applications.
A Slurry Pump Manufacturer That Builds the Whole System
EDDY Pump is a US slurry pump manufacturer and dredging equipment manufacturer based in El Cajon, California. Unlike pump suppliers that resell third-party components, we design, machine, and test everything in-house; the pump casing, the rotor, and the complete slurry pumping system around it.
That matters when your job is moving abrasive solids: mine tailings, dredged sediment, frac sand, paper pulp, or wastewater sludge. Our patented design has a very little critical-tolerance impeller to clog or wear out, which means longer intervals between maintenance, more uptime, and lower lifecycle costs than centrifugal slurry pumps.
Explore our industrial slurry pumps for sale, or send us your duty conditions, and our engineers will match the pump to the job.
Industries & custom applications
Slurry Pump and Dredging Solutions by Industry
EDDY pumps handle mining and tailings, dredging and marine construction, sand and gravel, oil and gas, wastewater solids handling, fly ash, frac sand, and agriculture and canal pumping — wherever high-solids material handling breaks ordinary pumps.
Dredging & Marine Construction
Mine Tailings Pumping
Oil & Gas / Drilling Mud
Process Pump
Oil Sands Pumping
Sewage & Wastewater
Barge Unloading
Agriculture & Canal Pumping
Sand & Gravel
Fly Ash Pumping
Paper & Pulp
Frac Sand
Slurry Pumps and Dredge Equipment, MADE in the USA
EDDY Pump Corporation has been a US pump manufacturer since 1984, engineering dredge pumps and slurry pumps at our state-of-the-art California facility. We are committed to providing the best technology and service to our clients.
We are one of the few dredge manufacturers that build both our pumps and dredging equipment to ensure optimal support.
Our patented pump technology outperforms all centrifugal, vortex and positive displacement pumps in a variety of the most difficult pumping applications. Our pump design allows for longer intervals between maintenance, which translates to increased output, more uptime and higher profits.
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How The Pump Works
EDDY Pump vs Centrifugal Pump Video
Customer Testimonial
Using EDDY’s Excavator Dredge Pump attachment, this crew was able to pump water consisting of anywhere from 25%-35% solids over a distance of 5000 feet directly to a treatment plant, saving time and labor costs.
Contact us today to find out how the Excavator Dredge Pump attachment can help your project, or click here to read more satisfied customer case studies.
What Is a Slurry Pump and How Does It Work?
A slurry pump is an industrial pump built to move liquids loaded with solids, sand, gravel, tailings, sludge, or sediment, that would destroy a standard water pump. Slurry pumps use harder materials, wider passages, and more torque to survive abrasive solids pumping.
Most slurry pumps are centrifugal: an impeller slings the mixture outward to create flow. EDDY pumps work differently. Our patented rotor generates a synchronized eddy current, like a controlled tornado, that moves the material without fine-tolerance parts. That is how an EDDY pump tolerates objects up to 11 inches in diameter and slurries of up to 70% solids by weight that clog centrifugal designs.
Choosing between a submersible, flooded suction, or self-priming configuration depends on your sump, suction conditions, and material. See our pump selection guide or request a custom pump curve, and our engineers will size the pump for your duty point.
EDDY Pump
Pump Benefits and Advantages
- Non-Clog, High Viscosity, High Specific Gravity, High Abrasives, Low pH Pumping Design.
- Up to 70% Solids Pumping by Weight.
- Ability to pump objects of up to 11-inches in diameter.
- 100% American Made.
- State-of-the-Art Research and Development Facilities.
- Wear-resistant pump construction — high chrome and rubber-lined options for abrasive slurry.
- Proven in severe duty applications: mine tailings transport, dredging, wastewater solids handling.
RECENT PROJECTS
Recent Dredging and Marine Construction Projects
Flatiron Construction
Excavator dredge pump attachment used to desludge an 80-foot equalization basin at a wet weather treatment station in Georgetown, CO.
Budrovich Marine
Mississippi River harbor dredging near Granite City, IL, using a 10-inch dredge pump on a barge-deployed excavator with a rotating cutterhead.
Mare Island Dry Dock
Hydraulic barge offloading at Mare Island Dry Dock in Vallejo, CA, moving flat-bottom barge loads of up to 100,000 cubic yards.
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Client Testimonials
EDDY Pumps perform best in harsh conditions because of our patented non-clogging design.
LCDR Donnell
Chief Engineer, US Navy, USS Kearsarge
”We did not believe a pump existed that could handle our highly viscous red mud until we discovered the EDDY Pump”
Chief Engineer
Rio Tinto
Michael B.
Anderson Process
LCDR Donnell
Chief Engineer, US Navy, USS Kearsarge
Chief Engineer
Rio Tinto
Michael B.
Anderson Process
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Industries that TRUST EDDY Pump:
- Marine Construction and Dredging
- Heavy Construction Pumping
- Mine Dewatering and Mineral Recovery
- US Navy
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a slurry pump?
A slurry pump is an industrial pump designed to move liquid mixed with solids — sand, sludge, tailings, or sediment. Unlike water pumps, slurry pumps use wear-resistant materials and high-torque designs to handle abrasive solids without clogging or rapid wear.
How does a slurry pump work?
Most slurry pumps use a spinning impeller to push the mixture outward and create flow. EDDY pumps instead use a patented rotor that creates a synchronized eddy current, moving high-solids material without the tight tolerances that cause conventional pumps to clog and wear.
What makes EDDY Pump different from other slurry pump manufacturers?
EDDY Pump builds both the pumps and the dredging equipment they power, all in the USA. The patented non-clog design moves up to 70% solids by weight and passes objects up to 11 inches — performance most centrifugal slurry pumps cannot match.
What is the difference between a slurry pump and a dredge pump?
A dredge pump is a slurry pump applied to excavation: it sits at or in the material, pulls sediment from a waterway or pond, and transports it through a pipeline. EDDY dredge pumps mount on excavators, cables, or remote-operated dredges.
Can EDDY pumps handle high-viscosity or high-specific-gravity material?
Yes. EDDY pumps are engineered for high viscosity, high specific gravity, high abrasives, and low pH material — including paste-like mine tailings and bitumen — that stall vortex and positive displacement pumps.
Do you supply replacement parts and service?
Yes. As the OEM, EDDY Pump supplies slurry pump replacement parts, field service, and repair from our US factory, plus startup support and technical assistance for the life of the equipment.
Can I rent dredging equipment instead of buying?
Yes. EDDY Pump offers dredge equipment rentals for projects where purchase is not practical, including excavator pump attachments and complete dredging systems, with engineering support included.
How do I get a pump curve or quote?
Send us your flow rate, head, and material specifications through our custom pump curve form. Our engineers will produce the curve and a quotation matched to your duty point — usually within a few business days.


























