High Power Pump Truck

 It is an ideal dedicated equipment for coal mining water injection process. In addition, pump station can also be used as a spray dust prevention and motor water cooling pump station for various mining machinery, as well as a cleaning pump for various mechanical equipment The pump station consists of a pump, main and auxiliary oil tanks, explosion-proof motors for underground mines, etc., and is driven by crawler tracks.

In underground and open-pit mining, water and slurry management is often underestimated—until it becomes a bottleneck. The high power pump truck developed by Hebei Fikesen Coal Mine Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is engineered for continuous, high-volume fluid transfer in harsh mining environments, where pressure, endurance, and mobility matter.

This truck-mounted unit integrates a high-capacity positive displacement pump driven by a diesel engine optimized for underground compliance. Designed specifically for coal mine operations, the truck ensures stable operation under high head pressure. Its robust structure is mounted on a reinforced chassis with anti-corrosive treatment, allowing it to navigate uneven roadways commonly found in underground tunnels or haul roads.

The core advantage lies in its ability to maintain consistent pressure over long distances. Whether it’s dewatering flooded shafts or delivering water for dust suppression and drilling, the system sustains reliable flow even at high elevations. The hydraulic drilling process, for instance, benefits significantly from the uninterrupted water supply delivered by the pump truck. Pressure loss, a common issue with stationary units, is greatly reduced thanks to the optimized pipe routing and flow stabilizers onboard.

Fikesen's pump truck also complements other machinery in the fleet, such as hydraulic drilling rigs and bolting rigs, providing auxiliary power or cooling support as needed. Its compact footprint and modular hose system make it deployable in narrow tunnels, with minimal downtime during repositioning. Maintenance access is streamlined through top-hatch service points and side-mounted filters.
Certified under ISO9001 and recognized as a provincial innovation center, Fikesen applies rigorous quality control and custom configuration based on site-specific demands. Mining contractors who already use the company's hydraulic crawler drill or pneumatic rock loaders can integrate the pump truck seamlessly into existing operations.

For mines dealing with aggressive water inflow or requiring mobile fluid support across multiple zones, this solution delivers unmatched pressure stability and mechanical reliability. It's not merely a pump—it’s a mobile utility node for modern mining infrastructure.

A high power pump truck is more than a mobile water carrier—it's a versatile, pressure-capable system designed for various mining and civil engineering applications. Hebei Fikesen’s model is purpose-built to operate under extreme conditions, particularly in coal mines, where fluid control is a constant operational challenge.

Emergency Dewatering in Flood-Prone Zones

Mines prone to water ingress need rapid-response dewatering systems. The pump truck’s high-pressure diesel pump can evacuate thousands of liters per minute, minimizing operational downtime. Unlike electric systems, it functions independently of grid failures—an essential feature for deep-shaft emergencies.

Water Supply for Drilling and Dust Suppression

During hydraulic drilling, consistent water supply is crucial for bit cooling and dust control. The pump truck ensures steady flow across multiple rigs through centralized pipe routing. Its modular hose design allows the unit to connect with several rigs simultaneously, acting as a shared utility base.

Slurry and Waste Transfer in Tunnel Construction

In tunnel environments, slurry and sediment must be moved regularly to keep operations clean and safe. Fikesen’s truck is designed to handle abrasive and semi-solid materials, with wear-resistant pipe linings and adjustable pressure modes.

This adaptability makes the unit an excellent partner to other Fikesen machines, including hydraulic rotary rigs and underground repair machines. The truck’s smart pressure regulation ensures protection of sensitive nozzles and drilling heads during continuous operation.

The combination of mobility, multi-functional design, and ease of deployment sets it apart from fixed pump stations or trailer-based systems. Whether in a coal mine in Inner Mongolia or a cross-border tunnel project in Central Asia, this equipment meets diverse needs while minimizing operational interruptions.

When exploring a high power pump truck for sale, it's tempting to focus solely on flow rate or price—but that rarely tells the full story. For long-term reliability and ROI, contractors and mine operators need to examine a range of technical and operational factors. Fikesen’s pump truck checks all the right boxes for performance, adaptability, and integration.

First, evaluate compatibility with existing hydraulic systems. Fikesen's design includes universal hose couplings and adjustable pressure settings, making it suitable for integration with hydraulic drilling machine fleets. Whether supplying coolant or flushing out slurry, it delivers consistent results even under variable terrain conditions.

Second, look at build durability. The pump module is protected within a steel-enclosed frame that resists vibration and mechanical shock, a common issue when operating in sub-surface haul roads. All external pipes are zinc-coated, and internal components are rated for high-abrasion slurry handling. Combined with a closed-loop cooling system, this makes the unit suitable for both tropical and sub-zero climates.

Third, consider mobility. This isn’t a static pump—it’s designed to move. The truck comes with a four-wheel drive powertrain, essential for rough and muddy mine surfaces. Its compact turning radius and load balance allow operators to position it precisely, reducing the need for secondary hose extensions.

Operators familiar with Fikesen's other equipment—such as the hydraulic rig machine or pneumatic loaders—will appreciate the consistent interface logic across the fleet. Technicians can be trained in minimal time, and spare parts are often shared between machines.

Backed by certifications from the Shijiazhuang Science and Technology Bureau and over 60 intellectual property rights, Fikesen's approach is clearly grounded in engineering rigor. For customers seeking not just a pump, but a fully integrated, mobile pressure solution, this product is a smart, field-tested option.

Kabelo M

Zambia

We integrated Fikesen’s high power pump truck with our hydraulic drilling operations in Zambia's copper mines. The unit delivers excellent pressure consistency, especially during long-duration drilling. We noticed smoother flushing and faster drill progression. Compared to our previous setup, downtime was cut by 35%. It’s a critical asset now in our fleet.

Mateusz D

Poland

Our coal mine project in southern Poland uses Fikesen’s hydraulic drilling rig in combination with their pump truck. We were impressed by the high-flow capacity and how well it integrates with our existing system. It’s efficient even during dual rig operations, and we haven't had a single system blockage in three months.

Luis A

 Chile

Tunnel excavation in northern Chile required a stable water supply system for our hydraulic rotary rig. Fikesen’s pump truck exceeded expectations by maintaining constant flow at over 90-meter depth. We operate in rocky terrain with unpredictable pressure conditions, yet this system never faltered. A great match for any rotary drilling setup.

Adi W

Indonesia

We run water well projects across rural Indonesia. Our fleet includes several hydraulic drilling machines, but water delivery was always a bottleneck—until we adopted Fikesen’s high power pump truck. It’s rugged, reliable, and remarkably easy to maintain. Since we started using it, overall borehole drilling time has dropped significantly.