Shijiazhuang Xiyue Pump Industry Co., Ltd.

Shijiazhuang Xiyue Pump Industry Co., Ltd. is based in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, China and currently lists five distinct pump products in its catalogue. The company groups its offerings under Marine Equipments & Spare Parts, Industrial Pumps and Machined Components, reflecting a focus on heavy‑duty fluid handling equipment. Its product list includes a diesel‑engine sand suction dredge pump, a heavy‑duty centrifugal mining slurry pump, a mining horizontal centrifugal slurry pump, a river or lake sand pump for dredging and a range of slurry pump spare parts. Each item is positioned for high‑solids, abrasive environments typical of dredging and mining operations, and the catalogue is organized without reference to specific HS‑code numbers.

The five products cover both diesel‑driven and electrically powered designs, with capacities that commonly range from 10 kW to 250 kW in the industry. Materials cited in similar Chinese‑export pumps include cast iron, high‑chrome alloy and stainless steel, enabling resistance to wear from sand and mineral slurry. The spare‑parts line supports routine maintenance for the listed pump families, reducing downtime for end users. Although the supplier’s own certifications are not disclosed, the product suite aligns with standard specifications such as API 610 for centrifugal pumps and ISO 9001 quality management systems that buyers typically request.

The catalogue’s core items are all centrifugal‑type pumps designed for abrasive slurry or sand handling. In the global market, such pumps are graded by maximum solids size (often up to 10 mm), flow rates (from 30 m³/h to 500 m³/h) and head (up to 120 m). Typical material selections include cast iron bodies with replaceable wear plates, stainless‑steel impellers and rubber‑lined casings to extend service life. Diesel‑engine sand suction dredge pumps are frequently rated at 150 - 300 kW and meet emission standards such as Tier 3, while mining slurry pumps may be specified to API 610 Class B or Class C for pressure and temperature limits. Buyers also look for ISO 7637‑2 electrical compatibility when electric drives are offered.

Industry buyers often require performance curves, NPSH (Net Positive Suction Head) data and efficiency ratings at design points. For marine and offshore applications, CE marking and ABS classification are common, whereas inland mining projects prioritize compliance with local environmental regulations and durability certifications such as DNV GL. The spare‑parts range typically includes mechanical seals, wear rings and impeller assemblies, each supplied with dimensional drawings to match OEM specifications.