The Stallion® air operated pump series is designed to transfer solid-laden slurries safely and effectively. It is an ideal pump for mine dewatering. Large internal clearance and flow-through design keep the pump from clogging while Wilden's patented air distribution maintains ON/OFF reliability. Stallion® technology incorporates an altered ball/seat check valve assembly maximizes part life, increases suction lift, and maximizes flow rates. Ultra-Flex" diaphragm technology increases parts life by utilizing sacrificial rubber and a controlled flex pattern. A polyurethane screen base has been added to the inlet of the pump for added durability

Wilden Stallion® pumps have been used in mining operations worldwide, from gold mines in South Africa, to copper mines in Chile, to coal mines in West Virginia. Though air-driven pumps are not a new development in the pump industry, air pumps are beginning to take the place of electric pumps in the mining industry. The fact they do not use electricity reduces one hazard associated with electric driven pumps, improving mine safety. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has recognized the air operated, double diaphragm pump as an acceptable solution for mine dewatering.

The Stallion® air operated pump series is designed to transfer solid-laden slurries safely and effectively. It is an ideal pump for mine dewatering. Large internal clearance and flow-through design keep the pump from clogging while Wilden's patented air distribution maintains ON/OFF reliability. Stallion® technology incorporates an altered ball/seat check valve assembly maximizes part life, increases suction lift, and maximizes flow rates. Ultra-Flex" diaphragm technology increases parts life by utilizing sacrificial rubber and a controlled flex pattern. A polyurethane screen base has been added to the inlet of the pump for added durability

Wilden Stallion® pumps have been used in mining operations worldwide, from gold mines in South Africa, to copper mines in Chile, to coal mines in West Virginia. Though air-driven pumps are not a new development in the pump industry, air pumps are beginning to take the place of electric pumps in the mining industry. The fact they do not use electricity reduces one hazard associated with electric driven pumps, improving mine safety. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has recognized the air operated, double diaphragm pump as an acceptable solution for mine dewatering.