ABEL Makes a Good Start into 2025

24.02.2025
ABEL has started 2025 with three significant pump orders. An Indian energy company recently placed an order for six HMQ pumps.
ABEL Makes a Good Start into 2025

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This order is proof of the Indian customers’ trust in ABEL technology and underscores ABEL’s strong position in the Indian energy sector. In total, ABEL has now supplied over 135 HMQ pumps to customers in India.

In addition, ABEL received an order from a major mining company in North Africa, which has been using ABEL high-pressure piston pumps for the supply of gland seal water for centrifugal pumps since 2015. This long-standing customer has now ordered a further 14 high-pressure pumps for its processes.

Furthermore, ABEL received an order to deliver four HMQ pumps to a long-term American customer in the wastewater sector. Since the 1980s, this customer has been using ABEL pumps for sludge transport over 37 km and has once again chosen ABEL as part of the modernization of their pump system. The new pumps, which are equipped with the “Smart Pump Assistant”, will be delivered this year.

Source: ABEL GmbH

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