Tsurumi's GSZ pump lowers Wisconsin quarry costs

Energy savings of around US$1,000 per month were just one of several benefits for the new owners of a southern Wisconsin aggregate plant that made the decision to replace existing on-site diesel-powered dewatering equipment with a high-volume electric submersible Tsurumi GSZ pump.

Tsurumi’s pumps before installation at a quarry in southern Wisconsin; a GSZ (front, attached to a frame), and the KTV in the background

14 January 2022
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