EDDY Pump Slurry Pumps
High-Solids Slurry Pumps for Abrasive, Dense, and Solids-Laden Applications
Move more solids with less water using EDDY Pump high-solids slurry pumps. Built around a patented non-clog pump design, the EDDY Pump slurry pump family is available in electric, submersible electric, electric self-priming, diesel self-priming, and hydraulic/HPU-powered configurations for demanding slurry, sludge, grit, sediment, mining, and dredging applications.
Inside
The Pump
Slurry Pump Family Snapshot
Pump Sizes
1 in to 16 in
Flow Range
1 to 13,000 GPM
Head Range
Up to 350 ft TDH
Solids Handling
Up to 15 in
% Solids by Weight
40-70%
Available Configurations
Direct-Drive Electric, Submersible Electric, Electric Self-Priming. Diesel Self-Priming. Hydraulic/HPU
Built Around the Pump Platform, Not Just the Power Source
The EDDY Pump product line is organized around the pump platform first. The same core pump size can often be configured as a direct-drive electric pump, submersible electric pump, electric self-priming pump, diesel self-priming pump, hydraulic attachment, HPU-powered pump, or dredging system. Start by defining the slurry and duty point, then choose the right pump platform and power package for the job.
Define the Slurry
Identify solids size, slurry density, solids concentration, abrasiveness, and corrosiveness. and whether the material settles or compacts.
Define the Duty Point
Confirm flow rate, total dynamic head, discharge distance, pipe size, elevation change, and production target in yd3/hr.
Choose the Pump Platform
Match the required flow, head, solids handling, and production target to the right EDDY Pump size.
Choose the Power Package
Select electric, submersible electric, or electric self-priming. diesel self-priming, hydraulic/ HPU-powered, or booster- supported configuration.
Why Choose EDDY Pump for High-Solids Slurry?
Define the Story Slurry Pump Design
The EDDY Pump design creates a strong eddy current that moves slurry through a large and whether therredural settles in difficult slurry applications.
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Confirm our stems, total designed for high-solids slurry dietaance, pipd are commonly change, and 40-70% solids by weight, application dependent.
Large Solids Passage
Pump platforms are designed to pass oversized solids, rocks, grit, sludge, sediment, tallings, and abrasive material that can create problems for conventional pump designs.
One Platform, Multiple Configurations
The same pump platform can support electric, submersible, self-priming, diesel, hydraulic, bocater, and dredging system configurations.
Standard Plus Custom Path
Standard High Chrome configurations support faster selection and repeatable quoting, while custom metallurgy and package options remain available for difficult applications.
Clearer Product Selection
Compare pump size, suction, decharge, flow, head, solds handing, solids by weight, production rate, and max pump speed in one place.
Inside the EDDY Pump Difference
The inside of the pump is the core differentiator, EDDY Pump uses a patented recessed rotor and open internal flow path to help keep solids moving and reduce clogging in heavy slurry service.
Open internal flow path
Large open flow path keeps slurry moving with fewer restrictions.
Patented recessed rotor
Recessed rotor design creates a strong eddy current that
moves solids efficiently.
Built for abrasive solids
Heavy-duty construction and replaceable wear parts stand up
to abrasive, dense slurry.
Choose the Right EDDY Pump Configuration
Electric Direct Drive
Best for permanent installations with reliable power.
Submersible Electric
Best for dewatering pits, sumps, and
wet environments.
Electric Self-Priming
Best for suction lift applications and remote sites.
Diesel Self-Priming
Best for remote locations and unreliable power.
Hydraulic/ HPU-Powered
Best for excavator or skid steer attachments and mobile equipment.
Custom Engineered Packages
Best for complex duties, dredging, and turnkey systems.
Available Slurry Pump Models
1 in
HD-1000
1-200 GPM
Up to 0.75 in
2 in
HD-2000
50-390 GPM
Up to 1.75 in
2 in
HH-2000
High Head
100-600 GPM
Up to 1.75 in
3 in
HD-3000
100-780 GPM
Up to 2 in
4 in
HD-4000
250-1,200 GPM
Up to 3 in
5 in
HD-5000
400-1,800 GPM
Up to 4 in
6 in
HD-6000
450-2,500 GPM
Up to 5 in
8 in
HD-8000
1,400-3,600 GPM
Up to 7 in
10 in
HD-10000
1,600-5,000 GPM
Up to 9 in
12 in
HD-12000
2,000-7,300 GPM
Up to 11 in
16 in
EDDY Pump 16 In
10,000-13,000 GPM
Up to 15 in
Compare All Slurry Pump Models
| Pump Platform | Discharge Size | Suction Size | Flow Range (GPM) | Head Range (ft) | Solids Handling | % Solids by Weight | Production Rate (yd³/hr) | Max Pump Speed (RPM) | Spec Sheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HD-1000 | 1 in | 1.5 in | 1–200 | Up to 170 | Up to 0.75 in | 40–70% | 0–15 | 1,800–3,600 | Download  |
| HD-2000 | 2 in | 3 in | 50–390 | Up to 90 | Up to 1.75 in | 40–70% | 15–45 | 1,800 | Download Download  |
| HH-2000 | 2 in | 3 in | 100–600 | Up to 350 | Up to 1.75 in | 40–70% | 25–60 | 2,250 | Download |
| HD-3000 | 3 in | 4 in | 100–780 | Up to 130 | Up to 2 in | 40–70% | 45–75 | 1,800 | Download Download |
| HD-4000 | 4 in | 6 in | 250–1,200 | Up to 160 | Up to 3 in | 40–70% | 75–150 | 1,800 | Download Download |
| HD-5000 5×5 | 5 in | 5 in | 400–1,800 | Up to 225 | Up to 4 in | 40–70% | 100–175 | 1,800 | Download |
| HD-5000 6×5 | 5 in | 6 in | 400–1,800 | Up to 225 | Up to 4 in | 40–70% | 100–175 | 1,800 | Download |
| HD-6000 | 6 in | 8 in | 450–2,500 | Up to 200 | Up to 5 in | 40–70% | 150–200 | 1,800 | Download Download |
| HD-8000 | 8 in | 10 in | 1,400–3,600 | Up to 230 | Up to 7 in | 40–70% | 250–300 | 1,200 | Download Download |
| HD-10000 | 10 in | 12 in | 1,600–5,000 | Up to 240 | Up to 9 in | 40–70% | 300–350 | 1,200 | Download Download |
| HD-12000 | 12 in | 14 in | 2,600–7,300 | Up to 180 | Up to 11 in | 40–70% | 500–600 | 900 | Download Download |
| HD-16000 | 16 in | 18 in | 10,000–13,000 | Up to 180 | Up to 15 in | 40–70% | 700–1,000 | 700 | Download |
Standard Driver / Power Package Options
| Pump Platform | Standard Wet-End Construction | Electric Direct-Drive Motor HP Options | Submersible Electric Motor HP Options | Electric Self-Priming Motor HP Options | Diesel Self-Priming Engine HP Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HD-1000 | High Chrome | 2.5 HP, 5 HP | 5 HP | Configured to Order | Configured to Order |
| HD-2000 | High Chrome | 5 HP, 10 HP, 20 HP | 5 HP, 10 HP, 20 HP | 20 HP | Configured to Order |
| HH-2000 | High Chrome | 30 HP, 40 HP, 50 HP, 60 HP | 30 HP, 40 HP, 50 HP, 60 HP | 30 HP, 40 HP, 50 HP, 60 HP | 43 HP |
| HD-3000 | High Chrome | 20 HP, 30 HP, 40 HP | 20 HP, 30 HP, 40 HP | 20 HP, 30 HP, 40 HP | 43 HP |
| HD-4000 | High Chrome | 30 HP, 40 HP, 60 HP, 75 HP, 100 HP, 125 HP | 30 HP, 40 HP, 60 HP, 75 HP, 100 HP, 125 HP | 30 HP, 40 HP, 60 HP, 75 HP, 100 HP, 125 HP | 43 HP, 73 HP, 115 HP |
| HD-6000 | High Chrome | 75 HP, 100 HP, 150 HP, 200 HP, 250 HP | 75 HP, 100 HP, 150 HP, 200 HP, 250 HP | 75 HP, 100 HP, 150 HP, 200 HP, 250 HP | 115 HP, 173 HP, 250 HP |
| HD-8000 | High Chrome | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 450 HP | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP | 250 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP |
| HD-10000 | High Chrome | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 450 HP | 250 HP, 300 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP | 250 HP, 400 HP, 500 HP |
| HD-12000 | High Chrome | 500 HP, 700 HP, 1,000 HP | 500 HP, 700 HP, 1,000 HP | 500 HP, 700 HP, 1,000 HP | 700 HP, 1,000 HP |
| HD-16000 | High Chrome | 1,000 HP, 1,500 HP, 2,000 HP | Not Offered as Standard | 1,000 HP, 1,500 HP, 2,000 HP | 1,000 HP, 1,500 HP, 2,000 HP |
Driver / Power Package Options
| Package Type | Power Source | Typical HP Range | Best-Fit Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric Direct-Drive | Electric Motor | 5–800 HP | Permanent installations with reliable power supply |
| Submersible Electric | Electric Motor (Submersible) | 5–300 HP | Dewatering, sump, and wet pit applications |
| Electric Self-Priming | Electric Motor | 10–500 HP | Suction lift, remote sites, and quick prime needs |
| Diesel Self-Priming | Diesel Engine | 15–600 HP | Remote locations and mobile dredge power |
| Hydraulic / HPU-Powered | Hydraulic (Excavator/HPU) | 30–600 HP | Mobile equipment and versatile jobsite use |
| Booster Support | Booster Pump System | Varies | Extend casting, improve NPSH, and increase reliability |
Best-Fit Applications
Sludge & Wastewater Solids
Sand/Grit/ Aggregate
Dredged Material & Sediment
Mining & Tailings
Fly Ash & Power Generation
Process Slurry & Industrial Solids
Industries Served
Mining
Sand & Aggregates
Oil & Gas
Chemical Processing
Pulp & Paper
Fly Ash & Coal
Information Needed to Size the Correct Pump
Application Data
- Solids size (maximum and typical)
- Solids concentration (by weight)
- Slurry density (SG)
- Slurry abrasiveness and corrosiveness
- Slurry temperature
- Material type and characteristics
- Production rate target
- Duty cycle and operating hours
Site & Installation Data
- Flow rate (GPM)
- Total Dynamic Head (TDH)
- Suction lift or flooded suction
- Discharge distance and pipe size
- Elevation change
- Site power availability
- Space, access, and setup constraints
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between electric, hydraulic, and diesel EDDY Pump configurations?
Electric pumps are ideal for locations with reliable power availability and provide efficient, continuous operation. Hydraulic (HPU-driven) pumps are commonly used on excavators, skid steers, and other heavy equipment where hydraulic power is readily available. Diesel-powered pump systems are best suited for remote job sites where grid power is unavailable.
What does % solids by weight mean?
Solids by weight refers to the percentage of solid material contained within the total slurry weight (solids plus liquid). EDDY Pump systems are commonly specified to handle slurry concentrations ranging from 40% to 70% solids by weight, depending on the application.
How do I choose between submersible and self-priming pumps?
Submersible pumps are best for dewatering, wet pit, and underwater applications where the pump operates directly within the fluid. Self-priming pumps are better suited for suction-lift applications where the pump is positioned above the fluid level and must draw material through a suction line.
Can EDDY Pump handle large rocks and debris?
Yes. EDDY Pump systems are designed with large internal passages and a patented recessed rotor that allows oversized solids, rocks, and debris to pass through the pump without clogging, unlike many conventional centrifugal pumps.
Is High Chrome the only material option?
No. While High Chrome is the standard material for highly abrasive slurry applications, EDDY Pump also offers a variety of material options, including cast iron, stainless steel, and specialized alloys for corrosive or extreme operating environments.
Do you offer custom-engineered packages?
Yes. EDDY Pump provides custom-engineered packages tailored to specific project requirements, including pump skids, dredging systems, excavator attachments, and complete turnkey pumping solutions.
Get the Right Pump for the Job
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