Shop & field
Industrial Pump Sales and Equipment Selection
We help operators, engineers and purchasing teams select replacement or new pumping equipment that matches the real duty point, fluid and operating environment — then coordinate the order, documentation and delivery.
Common equipment
- Centrifugal pumps
- Slurry and abrasive-service pumps
- Air-operated double-diaphragm pumps
- Submersible and dewatering pumps
- Vertical turbine pumps
- Chemical and process pumps
- Positive displacement pumps
- Parts, seals and components
Why customers call
- Existing pump is obsolete or parts are no longer supported
- Equipment repeatedly fails at the current duty point
- A process change moved flow or head outside the pump curve
- A capital project needs a specified, quotable package
Process
How the work runs
- 01
Define the duty
Flow, head, fluid, temperature, solids, NPSH available and driver constraints.
- 02
Review the installation
Piping, footprint, base, controls and site access considerations.
- 03
Select and quote
We coordinate with manufacturers and present options with tradeoffs.
- 04
Deliver and support
Order tracking, documentation, and installation or startup support if requested.
Shop vs. field
- Shop: equipment staging, assembly, base mounting and pre-delivery inspection
- Field: site survey, measurement and installation coordination
Testing and documentation
- Pump curves and datasheets
- Bill of materials
- Manufacturer O&M documentation
Industries served
- Oil and Gas
- Mining
- Municipal
- Manufacturing
- Construction
Equipment brands
Manufacturers we work with
- ARO
- Schurco Slurry
- Valmet
- Summit Lubrication
- Hevvy Pumps
FAQ
Pump Sales questions
- Can you quote from a nameplate photo?
- Usually yes. A clear nameplate photo plus the fluid and operating conditions is often enough to start a quote.
- Do you supply parts only?
- Yes. We supply seals, bearings, impellers, wear components and other parts alongside complete units.
Related
Other services
Tell us what failed, and we'll tell you what it takes.
Send equipment details, nameplate photos and site information — or call the office to talk it through with someone who works on this equipment.