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Mud Sucker Diaphragm Pump customers report many benefits of using this pump technology across a wide a variety of applications. If your organization is seeking to improve fluid transfer productivity or looking to get started on a new pump project for your application the Wastecorp Mud Sucker can help.
Browse our case studies below to learn how small and large businesses and government have successfully implemented Mud Sucker pump technology for their applications. |
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Pumping at mines present a host of challenges such as the type of slurry being pumped, the percentage of solids and the presence of corrosive liquids. The Mud Sucker B Series diaphragm pump models with a valve chamber design overcomes the problems that plague most other pump makes - pumping multiple kinds of liquids. With the Mud Sucker, you get a pump that adapt to changing environments.
 Pumping bauxite and clay based slurries is a tough job. The B Series helps Alcoa manage the challenge of pumping thicker slurries. |
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When transferring digester sludge with flows below 200 GPM, the Mud Sucker 4B Series has introduced a cost effective alternative to double disc and rotary lobe pumps.
Read how Wendover WPCP uses Mud Sucker Secondary Sludge Pumps. |
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Wastewater treatment upgrades and expansions are increasing worldwide. With rising stresses on wastewater treatment infrastructure, finding the right pump equipment to specify can be a challenge.
Read how Glastonbury, WPCF uses Wastecorp's municipal diaphragm pumps.
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Marinas and campgrounds of all sizes have one thing in common - to maximize pump out performance without high maintenance costs or time consuming repairs. Whether it's a portable honey wagon gray/black water pump out, or a fixed marina pump station, Wastecorp Mud Suckers are available in over 50 models to suit your needs and budget.
See how Tern Harbor Marina used a Mud Sucker pump station to provide pump out services for their 100 + slip marina.
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Seafood trawlers, crab boats and dock side processing operations have a tough task in pumping seafood viscera like fish guts, shells and ocean debris. Add the salt water environment into the mix and the pump must be designed to stand up to some harsh conditions.
See how a trawler fleet uses the Mud Sucker equipped with an Arcor epoxy to fight the elements.
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When managing a waste oil pump operation of any size, the need for a long lasting pump that won't clog is a must. From local biodiesel collection companies to food processor's, the Mud Sucker is an ideal pump for oil transfer applications.
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