Hose pumps are widely used in grouting operations across various engineering fields.

Applications of hose pumps in grouting operations include, but are not limited to, the following:

Grouting and water plugging at mine working faces: Hose pumps can be used for grouting and water plugging at mine working faces, as well as for grouting and leak sealing in rock tunnels and concrete shafts.

Reinforcement of cracked, fractured, and loose rock masses: Hose pumps can be used for reinforcement of cracked, fractured, and loose rock masses, as well as for anchor grouting.

Grouting and reinforcement of bridges, culverts, mines, and tunnels: In general construction projects, hose pumps can be used for grouting and reinforcement of bridges, culverts, mines, and tunnels, as well as for spraying and plastering of interior and exterior walls and ceilings.

Slurry transportation in chemical plants, railway construction, and other projects: Hose pumps can be used as equipment for transporting slurries in chemical plants, railway construction, and other projects.

The advantages of hose pumps in grouting operations include: no seal structure, no leakage or contamination; advanced rolling technology, requiring no lubrication of the pressure rollers; strong self-priming and self-cleaning capabilities, capable of both forward and reverse suction; simple hose assembly, easy installation and maintenance, low maintenance costs, and simple operation; linearly adjustable flow rate with metering function; no clogging when conveying fluids with high viscosity impurities; longer pump lifespan, higher head, and higher inlet pressure.