Throughout the entire mining and mineral-processing workflow, slurry pumps are indispensable conveying equipment, widely employed in every critical stage of underground mining, open-pit mining, and mineral separation. Whether it is the transport of ore pulp underground or the handling of tailings and concentrate conveyance at surface processing plants, slurry pumps play a vital role. During mining and beneficiation operations, the media conveyed typically include high-solids-content ore pulp, tailings slurry, flotation tailings, and drilling mud—materials that not only have a high solid–liquid ratio but also contain relatively hard particles, placing extremely stringent demands on the wear resistance of the equipment. Thanks to their wear-resistant liners, high-strength impellers, and well-designed flow passages, slurry pumps can effectively withstand erosive wear caused by hard particles while also exhibiting excellent impact resistance. This enables them to operate reliably in complex conditions characterized by continuous, uninterrupted on-site operation, significant fluctuations in operating conditions, long delivery distances, and high pressure requirements. In practical applications, slurry pumps can be flexibly adjusted according to the specific scale of the mining operation and the properties of the conveyed media, ensuring stable transport of ore pulp, tailings, and other materials. This reduces environmental impacts from media leakage, ensures smooth integration of the mining and processing flows, enhances production efficiency, lowers operation and maintenance costs, and meets the diverse needs of mines of all sizes—from intermittent pumping at small mines to continuous production lines at large mines—providing dependable conveying solutions.