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Barrett Engineered Pumps
1695 National Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113
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We Pump Solids, Not Water.
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 619-258-7020
- Address:
- 15405 Olde Highway 80 El Cajon, CA 92021
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- Categories
- Pumps-Wholesale & Manufacturers, Dredges & Equipment, Pumps, Pumps-Service & Repair
- Services / Products
- Eddy Pump manufactures dredge pumps, slurry pumps and excavator attachment dredge pumps. Our equipment is 100% built and engineered in the USA. EDDY Pump Corporation has the ability to provide turnkey dredging services and solutions to our clients all over the world. We have over 25 years experience completing the toughest dredging projects in the industry. Many of our dredge pump and barge solutions are custom built for the client’s unique application. This includes mobilizing our dredging equipment, staffing the project with experienced dredge crew and handling the entire material disposal.
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General Info
Eddy Pump Corporation is a dredge equipment and pump manufacturer, along with being an engineering company. We are committed to providing the best pump technology and service to fit the needs of its clients. Since our founding in 1987, we continue the tradition of innovation by constantly staying ahead of the curve and bringing to our clients the most breakthrough technology and service the industry has to offer. We serve various industries including the US Navy and industries including Oil, Mining, Wastewater, Paper/Pulp, Dredging, Fracking, Chemical and many others. The core of our company is the patented EDDY Pump technology. The Eddy Pump is not a Centrifugal, Vortex or Positive Displacement Pump. Instead, it is a patented design that has harnessed the power of a tornado into fluid dynamics, creating a synchronized eddy current. This design enables the EDDY Pump to handle material once deemed impossible or cost prohibitive. The Eddy Pump does not have an impeller, but instead a geometrically designed spinning rotor that creates an eddy current. Based on this design a higher suction is created without needing the critical tolerances of other pumps. This translates to significant maintenance cost reductions and the ability of the EDDY Pump to exceed other pumps in handling extremely thick fluids and slurries.