AGRONIC Slurry pumps MRP 100 Feed Pump Agronic MRP 100 is an electric shredding slurry feed pump. A screw conveyor feeds even thick slurry with a high hay content inside the pump. The suction is passive so that the pump does not start by pumping water off a tank or a pit, and that an airlock preventing further pumping is not formed between pumpings. The blades shred the slurry into an even consistency and pump it to the desired location. The shredding action is very efficient. Even longer pieces of hay are shredded so short that they do not compromise further processing of the slurry. In this cowshed, wash water is directed to a different tank so the slurry is very thick. Agronic MRP 100 pump is the only pump you can rely on. The pump is automated and there has been no need to stir the pump pit for years. MRP 100 is automated; pumping is controlled by a frequency converter which controls rotation speed, acceleration, load, reversal and the automated cleaning process. The automated control monitors power consumption and prevents overloading. If the pump is about to overload, it activates the automated cleaning process. Technical information: MRP 100 7,5 kW MRP 100 11 kW Output 1300 l/min. 1,3 bar. Output 1800 l/min, 2,0 bar. The frequency converter has a logic control which is used to program pump time, pump rotation speed, automated cleaning and clearing possible blockages. Output measured with water and with 2 metre delivery head lift. Pumping depth 3.5 m, other sizes made to measure, suction 40 cm from the bottom. All hay and other bits have been fully shredded and the slurry is even. The picture shows liquid cow manure which is taken from a pump pit and slurry tank. Agronic MRP 100 has shredded manure into an even consistency where hay is nearly invisible. There are no more floating formations of thicker slurry in the tank and the need for stirring has nearly disappeared. Pumping and spreading shredded slurry is effortless.

LP 125 Tractor-operated Slurry Pump. Agronic LP 125 is a two-phase flow slurry pump. A hydraulic pump at the end of a hose pumps slurry to an efficient six-winged PTO pump which again pumps the slurry forward. This system is similar to that in Agronic slurry tankers. Pumping is easy even in tight spaces because there is no need to get the tractor to the exact pumping location. The hydraulic pump fits into the pit even through a small hole. Now efficient pumping e.g. inside cowsheds, pits and tanks is possible. The length of the hoses between the pumps can be adjusted if necessary. The hoses between...