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| Product Name | Horizontal Electric Manure Chopper Pump |
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| Product Overview | The Horizontal Electric Manure Chopper Pump combines slurry transfer with mechanical cutting at the pump intake. Installed outside a manure pit or tank, it connects to the slurry source through a suction line and sends pumpable material to storage, tanker loading or downstream treatment equipment. Its accessible layout is suited to projects requiring regular inspection and service. |
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| Structural Components | A typical assembly includes an electric motor, coupling or direct-drive connection, horizontal pump casing, impeller, intake cutting elements, shaft sealing arrangement, suction and discharge flanges, and a mounting base. The cutting geometry, seal design and wear-part materials depend on the selected pump configuration and slurry duty. |
| Working Principle | Slurry enters through the suction line. Rotating and stationary cutting elements act on suitable solids and fibres at the intake, while the impeller moves the slurry through the casing and into the discharge pipe. Pump performance depends on slurry composition, suction conditions, delivery height and friction losses in the complete pipeline. |
| Technical Specifications |
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| Applications | Applications include moving pumpable pig and cattle slurry from reception pits to storage tanks, transferring manure to a separation system, and feeding suitable tanker-loading or biogas processes. For commercial pig farms, the pump can form part of a centralized manure-handling station serving one or more livestock buildings. |
| Customization Options | Pump selection and layout can be reviewed against the expected solids and fibre content, transfer distance, elevation change, operating schedule and power supply. The base, suction route, valves, discharge line and control system can be coordinated with concrete works and adjacent steel structure building services. |
| Installation & Maintenance | Install the pump on a stable base with room to remove cutting and sealing components. The suction arrangement must be designed for reliable pump inlet conditions; confirm the selected model's priming requirements before commissioning. Check rotation, connections, valves and motor protection during start-up. Periodically inspect the cutters, impeller, seals, bearings and pipework, and electrically isolate the pump before service. |
| Product FAQ |
Is this pump installed inside the manure pit? Can the cutting system process every type of solid? What information is needed for selection? |
| Product Gallery |
Reference images: CRI-MAN. The cutting-component detail illustrates a chopper pump mechanism from a different series; final supplied equipment is subject to confirmation. |


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