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A client required a replacement for their existing magnetic drive pump used for transferring 98.5% sulfuric acid. Given the hazardous nature of the acid, ensuring safe handling and protecting the equipment were critical considerations. Additionally, the client needed expansion joints for a 4-inch pipeline connection.

A client experiencing manual control, noise, and stalling issues in their traditional air-operated double diaphragm pump needed a replacement pump for their resin and polymer mixing application. They also required a new pump with IECEx certification to ensure safety in hazardous areas.

A client requested an additional unit of the custom-built Tsurumi LH pumps we previously supplied. These pumps are engineered to withstand the harsh conditions present in the client's pits.

An industrial plant contacted All-Pumps to assist with a wastewater application that had been causing significant issues. The stringy solids in the waste were jamming their Gorman Rupp trash pumps. They had considered using submersible pumps, but the pit's temperature meant this made this option unfeasible due to the risk of overheated motors. They also tested cheaper Chinese centrifugal pumps to reduce replacement costs, but the downtime in repairs became increasingly lengthy and costly.