Prestige Universal Mining Pumps
Spare Parts
We carry a large range of spare parts for all types of pumps including Snort Pumps, Flygt, Gorman-Rupp and all other major pump brands.
Mining Pump Service & Repair
We understand that you do not want downtime. We strive to have all pump repairs and services finished quickly and professionally by one of the best service teams in Australia. We also do electrical rewinds on the premises.
Mining Pump Supply
Expert mining pump suppliers, contact Prestige Universal Mining Pumps for all your Mining Pump needs. From brand new Mining Pumps, hire or maintenance of existing pumps.
Online Store
Quality pumping solutions from Prestige Universal Mining Pumps can back you up all the way with pump sales and parts, Electric motors and rewinds. P.U.M.P. also carry a great range Mechanical seals.
Welcome to Prestige Universal Mining Pumps
Welcome to the home page of P.U.M.P., premier mining pump suppliers in Australia. Established in 2005, our aim is to provide the best sales, service, price and advice on mining pumps in Australia.
Our head office is located in Kalgoorlie, with branches and distributors located across the country, we are ideally located to serve the Australian mining sector, as well as having the capability to export globally.
- We specialise in fast turn around on repairs and parts.
- Expert mining pump suppliers
- P.U.M.P. offers high quality, low cost, effective pumping solutions in any situation.
- We have licensed mechanical and electrical fitters on site so all work is carried out on the premises.
- Prestige Universal Mining Pumps (P.U.M.P.) has been open in Kalgoorlie since 2005.
- We only use quality parts in all our pump repairs and every pump goes through a bare shaft rebuild, so you are guaranteed each pump is built from the ground up and will perform at maximum capacity.
Mining Pump Manufacturers
P.U.M.P. manufactures and supplies our own range of high-quality Force pumps designed specifically for Australian conditions. Hand built in Australia, our Force pumps are completely compatible with the Flygt® BIBO range of pumps and come with performance reports from our in-house test facility, which show up to 50% cost savings compared with some of our competitors.
Total control of our product manufacturing enables greater quality control and lower costs, which we pass on to you. We are the only true manufacturer of the Force 15 (Snort Pump) and the only pump company offering in-house rewinding and servicing for electrical motors up to 400kw. We also service vent fans, agitators, and dual voltage stators, upon request.
Pump Applications
The wide range of pumps we manufacture ensures that we can supply pumps that are well suited to various applications within the industry. The adaptability of our pumps ensures your business receives exceptional value for money.
In the mining industry, pumps are commonly used for mine dewatering purposes. To ensure our pumps are suitable in this area most of our range consists of fully submersible pumps. These submersible or slurry pumps can be used in open cut mines, underground mines, and quarries.
If your mining pump application is unique, we can also cater to your needs with a specific industrial mining pump solution.
Why Choose Prestige Universal Mining Pumps
P.U.M.P. is the preferred supplier of pumps and pump repairs for much of the mining industry, with our low costs, outstanding reliability, and excellent service. We have consistently proven we can provide savings of 50% across the board for service and supply of parts and pumps for underground and surface dewatering. In recognition of this, we have been awarded contracts for numerous mining sites, many of which have been renewed several times since commencement.
24 Hour Service!
We are available and on call 24 hours a day. After hours calls are automatically diverted to our ON-CALL mobile. For all other enquires, please get in touch via our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mining pump used for?
Firstly, mining pumps come in many varieties and their variations alter regarding what they are used for. Commonly, most mining pumps are used for mine dewatering. Dewatering pumps remove water, slurry, or sludge from one area to another. Other types of mining pump can be used for services such as, reagent dosing, slurry and wastewater transfer, mineral processing, and water supply.
As mining pump suppliers and manufacturers, we produce and supply our own range of high-quality Force pumps designed specifically for Australian conditions. Hand-built in Australia, our Force pumps are completely compatible with the Flygt® BIBO range of pumps and come with performance reports from our in-house test facility, which show up to 50% cost savings compared with some of our mining pump supplier competitors.
What factors should I consider when choosing a mining pump?
When deciding on the right pump for the mining industry and your operation, it is important to take into consideration the following factors:
- Availability of electricity
- Waste/sludge removal
- Location flexibility
- Discharge head
- Pump size
- Flow rate
Every situation will be different, and it is essential to take the time to consider each factor to ensure the pump can support your needs efficiently and without fault.
For use within the mining industry, a pump will need to be able to cope with dewatering areas which can involve, high pressures, corrosion, and abrasion.
Because of these harsh conditions, mining pumps will need to have superior coatings and be constructed of specialised heavy-duty materials that can handle the environment.
What are the different types of mining pump and what are they used for?
There are a wide variety of mining pumps, each designed to perform a different function. Common types of mining pump include:
- Submersible pumps
- Centrifugal pumps
- Diaphragm pumps
- Drainage pumps
- Sludge pumps
- Slurry pumps
Submersible pumps, sometimes called a mining bore pump, are commonly used for dewatering applications, as their name suggests, they can be submerged in water. This ensures they are always primed, and the engine is cooled by the water.
Centrifugal pumps are incredibly popular as they are affordable and robust. These pumps can be effectively used for pumping any fluid if the fluid is of low viscosity.
Diaphragm pumps are operated using air. Because of this, they can be operated in areas where power is not available.
Drainage pumps are used to drain areas of liquid that may have solids within them.
Sludge pumps can be used for any non-abrasive silt and sludge.
Slurry pumps are most suited to removing water that has abrasive materials in it, for example, sand, rocks, or concrete.
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Do mining pumps require maintenance and servicing?
For mining pumps to have longevity and continue to function effectively, mining pump suppliers recommend regular maintenance be performed. Because the mining industry is particularly harsh and demanding, equipment within it must be well maintained. This will extend a pumps life and reduce unforeseen downtime due to damaged pump systems.
Leaving a pump’s performance to disintegrate until the point in which it loses function entirely is a common occurrence in the mining industry because consistent use is necessary. However, this neglect leads to greater costs in the long run because of the increased downtime and need for pump repairs.
The best way to ensure your pump system is functioning properly and avoid costly pump repairs is to perform regular checks and services. When you notice an issue during these scheduled services you can manage the problem before it causes greater disruption to the function of the mine site.
Our Locations
Prestige Universal Mining Pumps currently operates from three locations across Australia.
Perth
The Perth branch of Prestige Pumps is located in Mandurah and services the Perth metropolitan and Peel regions.
Townsville
Prestige Universal Mining Pumps proudly services the state of Queensland from our Townsville location.
Kalgoorlie – Goldfields – Esperance
We service the Goldfields region with all mining pump requirements from our Kalgoorlie headquarters.