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Making Sure Your Pump Works

If your pump has low flow or head pressure, or is performing erratically, you need to find out what the issue is quickly. One common problem is that a pump is not receiving the right amount of power.

Plants and animals locate their habitats at the convenience of lakes, streams and rivers. Environmentalist Aldo Leopold in his book, “A Sand County Almanac” noted how rivers had the wisdom to choose a path that took them past large towns and cities.  When we humans started getting picky about our neighbourhoods, we had to find a way to take some of that water with us and the pump industry was born.

Continual advancements in materials and pump designs could mean that your pump is out of date. Newer pump systems benefit from innovations making them more efficient and better suited to specific applications, but that doesn't mean you have to upgrade. Sometimes this just isn't cost effective, it all depends on your budget and how well your current pump is performing.

Get the Most out of Your Industrial and Mining Pumps

Industrial pumps are expensive to buy or replace. If you suspect that your pump isn't performing as it should, there are ways to check the flow and head pressure. This will let you know if you need to replace your pump, or simply carry out maintenance.

If you've bought a reliable pump and it has been correctly installed, you shouldn't have any issues for many years. But it's important to remember industrial and mining pumps

Have you serviced your pump recently? Replacing a pump can be expensive, time consuming, and, let's face it, irritating! At Global Pumps we encourage our customers to have their pumps serviced regularly in order to minimise the risk of breakdown, saving them a fortune in replacement costs.

Buying a new pump should be looked at as a real investment. If you make a good, sound purchase decision, using research based upon your future needs, you can potentially save yourself many headaches and repair costs.

Solve Low Flow By Reducing Pump Friction

Low flow into the suction line or out of the discharge line can stop a pump from working effectively. In today's post, we're going to discuss one of the most common reasons for this – too much

Before you invest in a new pump, it is important to know exactly what you are going to achieve. This way you can avoid costly mistakes like purchasing an incorrect model or pushing your pump too hard, which could destroy it or cause serious damage.

The new peristaltic pump range, Steptronic, recently introduced by Verderflex incorporates an integrated stepper motor. Its accurate, high resolution, stepper drive is ideal for either critical multi-cycle OEM solutions or continuous duty cycle applications. The