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Shijiazhuang Longteng Machinery Co., Ltd

We deliver first-class products, reliable quality and professional service for global slurry handling solutions.

Shijiazhuang Longteng Machinery Co., Ltd

20+ Years of Slurry Pump Manufacturing Experience

Longteng is a professional slurry pump manufacturer providing reliable slurry pumps, pump parts and complete slurry handling solutions. Our product portfolio includes SH, SM, SHH, SL, SG, SGH and SV series for mining, dredging and industrial applications.

Shijiazhuang Longteng Machinery Co., Ltd

Professional Slurry Pump Manufacturer

Longteng provides reliable slurry pumps, wear-resistant parts and slurry handling solutions with advanced manufacturing capabilities and professional technical support, serving customers worldwide.

OUR PRODUCTS

Longteng specializes in the design, manufacture and supply of slurry pumps, slurry pump parts and related slurry handling products for mining, dredging and industrial applications.

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Sludge vs Slurry: Compare Flow Behavior, Solids, and Wear Before Selecting a Pump

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OEM SLURRY PUMP MANUFACTURING SERVICES

From pump design to final production, Longteng provides complete OEM solutions for slurry pumps and pump parts.
✓ Custom Slurry Pump Design ✓ OEM Pump Manufacturing ✓ Material Customization
✓ Precision Machining ✓ Reverse Engineering ✓ Quality Testing

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20 Years of

Slurry Pump Manufacturing Experience

Longteng Machinery Co., Ltd

Longteng Machinery is a professional slurry pump manufacturer specializing in the design, production and supply of slurry pumps, slurry pump parts and customized slurry handling solutions.
With more than 20 years of manufacturing experience, Longteng has developed complete production capabilities covering casting, heat treatment, machining, assembly and performance testing. Our advanced manufacturing processes and strict quality control systems ensure reliable product performance, wear resistance and long service life in demanding slurry applications.
From standard slurry pump supply to OEM manufacturing solutions, Longteng supports global customers with professional engineering assistance, customized materials, precision production and dependable after-sales service.
With a commitment to quality, innovation and customer satisfaction, Longteng continues to deliver reliable slurry handling solutions to customers worldwide.

Industries

Longteng slurry pumps serve global industries including mining, mineral processing, dredging, power generation and chemical processing, delivering reliable slurry handling solutions for challenging applications.

Mining

Heavy duty slurry pumps for mining operations, mineral processing and abrasive slurry handling.

Gold Mining

Reliable slurry pumping solutions for gold ore processing and tailings transportation.

Copper Mining

Durable slurry pumps designed for copper mining and mineral processing applications.

Coal Washing

Efficient slurry pumping solutions for coal preparation and wastewater handling.

NEWS&BLOG

Explore Longteng’s latest updates, slurry pump knowledge, industry trends and application guides covering mining, dredging and industrial slurry handling solutions.

2026-10-26

Sludge and slurry are overlapping material descriptions, not two fixed pump duties. Sludge commonly describes a residue or concentrated suspension from a treatment or industrial process. Slurry commonly describes solid particles dispersed in a liquid, including mineral-processing, sand, and other industrial mixtures. A material can reasonably be described by both terms in different settings. Neither name establishes viscosity, particle size, abrasive severity, or the correct pump. A dilute sludge may flow readily, while a concentrated mineral slurry may resist flow. A material called slurry may contain fibers; a wastewater sludge may contain abrasive grit. Selection requires the actual material record and operating conditions. This guide uses EPA terminology for sewage sludge, KSB explanations of solids transport, and Weir's technical discussion of non-Newtonian slurry pumping. Its selection questions are editorial guidance for preparing a technical inquiry. They do not replace material testing, an applicable hydraulic calculation, or a manufacturer's configuration assessment.

What Is a Lift Station? Follow the Wet Well, Pump Sequence, Valves, and Alarms

2026-10-26

A lift station collects liquid at a low point and pumps it to a higher elevation or into a discharge system that gravity alone cannot serve. A wastewater lift station usually combines a collecting chamber, pumps, discharge piping, level controls, power, and alarms. Its performance depends on those parts working as a system. The term does not identify one pump model. A lift station may use immersed submersible pumps or another engineered arrangement. An industrial slurry sump can also collect liquid below the transfer destination, but its solids, wear, controls, and service requirements may differ substantially from those of a municipal wastewater station. This explanation follows the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's overview of wastewater lift-station arrangements and manufacturer and Hydraulic Institute explanations of wastewater pumping and system duty. It explains functions rather than supplying a construction design. Actual sizing, electrical work, access, and operating requirements must follow the project design and applicable equipment instructions.

Electric vs Diesel Water Pump: Compare Site Power and Cost at the Same Duty

2026-10-25

An electric water pump is often a practical choice where suitable, reliable electricity is available and the installation will run regularly. A diesel-driven pump can be useful where utility power is unavailable, the equipment moves between sites, or an independent source of pumping power is required. The decision still depends on the liquid, hydraulic duty, operating schedule, and complete installation cost. Neither drive fixes a poorly selected pump. A diesel engine does not make a clear-water hydraulic end suitable for abrasive slurry. An electric motor does not guarantee lower total project cost if a temporary site needs an expensive power connection for a short assignment. This guide compares drives for drainage, water transfer, and applicable industrial pumping. It uses manufacturer guidance on field power choices, Hydraulic Institute explanations of operating duty, and the Department of Energy's pumping-system life cycle cost framework. Recommendations are conditional on the actual site; the cost example is an editorial calculation rather than a current price survey.

Trash Pump vs Water Pump: Compare Solids Passage, Wear, and Cleaning Access

2026-10-25

Compare trash and clear-water pumps by particle passage, abrasion, suction, cleaning access, and duty, with separate checks for gritty industrial slurry.

Effluent Pump vs Sewage Pump: Identify the Treatment Stage and Remaining Solids

2026-10-24

Learn how effluent and raw sewage differ, why treatment stage and solids matter, and which flow, head, and system details belong in a pump inquiry.

Sewage Pump vs Grinder Pump: Choose the Solids Strategy and Sewer Duty Together

2026-10-24

Compare solids passage and grinding, pressure-sewer requirements, head and flow, maintenance access, and downstream treatment before choosing a pump.