The AOG is the largest industry exhibition in Australia showcasing the latest products and innovations from over 500 exhibitors. Dynapumps maintained our presence at the exhibition in 2016 displaying our key industry solutions and holding four technical seminars for our clients across the three days. 

One of the latest of four pump packages to leave the Dynapumps yard are destined for an iron ore mine located in Western Australia. This mine will have a 55Mtpa wet processing plant which includes slurry pumps with a special Plan 54 double mechanical seal system.

Dynapumps offer a range of leak detection equipment from portable and bench mounted unit, through to mobile and dedicated component devices. Our units can be supplied for traditional Helium leak detection through to refrigerant, or multi gas models.

These LNG fire water pumps were supplied for the Wheatstone LNG liquefied natural gas plant that is currently under construction in Western Australia.

Dynapumps has found a new way to detect water contamination in the bearing chamber so that maintenance and downtime costs are minimised.

Dynapumps showcased our specialist products and services available to the Irrigation industry at what has been described as the best  industry event in years.

Dynapumps recently engineered a dual diesel containerised fire pump set for Woodside's Burrup onshore workshop facility, designed to replace and upgrade their aging system whilst keeping within the ISO Sea container footprint size.

Dynapumps was once again part of this year’s Australasian Oil and Gas Expo. The AOG was held for three days spanning Wednesday the 19th to Friday the 21st of February at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre.

Dynapumps will again be a part of this year’s Australasian Oil and Gas Exhibition & Conference along with our key exhibition partners FMC Technologies, Netzsch, Leistritz, Grundfos & Tuthill. The exhibition will be held at the Perth Exhibition Centre from the 19th-21st February 2014. 

Dynapumps is excited to take on representation of Leistritz Pumpen GmbH for the whole of Australia, New Zealand and Papau New Guinea in 2014. Since 1924, Leistritz has produced a wide range of twin and triple screw positive displacement screw pumps at their factory in Germany.

Dampier Salt a world leader in the supply of solar salt, uses Flo-Max axial flow (propeller) pumps to deliver sea-water and brine in their operations. Dynapumps supply and repair the pumps which are subject to severe conditions while pumping a highly corrosive product.

Engineers all over the world are indebted to a very tiny percentage of the operating family of pumps for an over-abundance of analysis, discussion and confusion.