Packing

In a slurry pump utilizing a traditional stuffing box seal, packing—internally designated by the part code 111—is the primary sacrificial sealing material. While components like the lantern ring (063) control the flow of flush water, the 111 packing rings provide the physical barrier required to seal the gap between the rotating shaft sleeve and the stationary pump housing.
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Bearing assembly

In heavy-duty industrial pumping, the bearing assembly is the mechanical backbone of a slurry pump. Slurry pumps operate under some of the most punishing conditions imaginable, tasked with moving highly abrasive, corrosive, and high-density solids. The bearing assembly is engineered to provide robust structural support, ensure precise alignment, and withstand the massive mechanical stresses generated during continuous operation.
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Shaft Sleeve

Detailed Introduction to Slurry Pump Shaft Sleeves The shaft sleeve is a critical, replaceable protective component for fluid transport equipment such as slurry pumps and desulfurization pumps. It is primarily installed at the interface between the pump shaft, the seal assembly, and the wear plate, and is compatible with a full range of standard slurry pump models, including the AH, L, M, HH, G, and GH series. Serving as a key component that isolates the pump shaft from abrasive media and facilitates sealing operations, the shaft sleeve effectively prevents wear and corrosion caused by direct contact between the shaft and the slurry or packing material. This significantly reduces the likelihood of main shaft damage and extends the service life of the entire unit, making it an essential part for ensuring stable pump operation in industries such as mining, metallurgy, power generation, desulfurization, and coal washing.
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