In 1968, in the small, then rural town of Alabaster, Alabama, Specification Rubber Products celebrated the opening of an 18,000-square-foot facility to produce rubber gaskets for nearby cast iron pipe companies.
With almost 30 years and counting of uninterrupted service for its 60” and 72” screw pumps, operators at the City of Calhoun’s Wastewater Treatment Plant have firmly underlined the benefits of basic preventative maintenance.
Pump Systems Matter (PSM) announces the addition of two new members to its Board of Directors: Jen Muir, P.E., President, JKMuir and Gary Cavey, President and CEO, Dynamatic Drive Source International, Inc. Each will serve a three-year term and work with the Board to develop an executive long-term strategic plan that addresses the increasing demand for pump and pumping system training that promotes energy efficient and reliable pumping systems in the industrial and commercial building sectors.
Installed in open lagoons prone to all sorts of unwanted solids, two Landia Chopper Pumps have completed seven years of uninterrupted service at oil refineries in Azerbaijan – without requiring any spare parts whatsoever.
Xylem Inc. a global water technology company, has opened a new 1,100 square meters commercial facility in Warsaw as part of ongoing investment in Poland.
More than five months after Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico, local company Thompson Pump and its workers are still on the island helping citizens recover from the aftermath of the worst storm in the country’s history.
That is, until there is a problem. Very often a build-up of toilet paper, paper towels, fats, oils and greases will clog your system, increasing the risk of raw sewage backing up into your home and putting the operation of your pump system at risk.
At the Danish deep-water port of Fredericia, close to the international route of the Great Belt, a Landia chopper pump has enabled a shipping company to complete a crucial delivery of PFAD (palm fatty acid distillate).
Did you know AMERICAN Flow Control’s industry experts are ready and waiting to field your technical questions? For example, what are the advantages of using AMERICAN’s Series 2500 with ALPHA restrained joint ends versus a valve with mechanical joint ends? Why do so many utilities prefer gate valves over butterfly valves? For owners, engineers and contractors, these and even more complex valve- and hydrant-related questions come up every day, but now answers can be found with a single email to an AMERICAN Flow Control expert.
A Chopper Pump made by Landia is playing an important role in a new effluent treatment plant for a leading Texas-based supplier of automotive lubricants.
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