New AESSEAL Test House Officially Opened

Sulzer announces the opening of its new purpose-built, 1,680-square-meter service center in Lausitz, Germany. Hosting a mechanical seal repair shop, the facility is authorized to perform repairs, retrofits, reverse engineering and parts manufacturing on all types of rotating equipment using enhanced digital technologies.

CIRCOR International, Inc. announces the launch of the new ALLWEILER AEB-1F-ME mobile progressing cavity pump unit, ideal for food and beverage market transfer and metering applications, including wine and wine mash, fruits, water, dips, sauce, juice, and oils.

Using canned motor technology for submersible pumps provides significant advantages. A short shaft, only two slide bearings – independent from the immersion depth – and various monitoring functions not only ensure high reliability but also mean cost advantages for the operator. Since it is supplied as a lock pump, easy servicing is guaranteed at the same time.

CIRCOR International, Inc. announces a renewed service partnership with HMFT (formerly Howard Marten Fluid Technologies). HMFT’s Pickering, Ontario Service Center has been re-authorized to perform both minor and major repairs, rebuilds, and service on a diverse array of CIRCOR’s pump brands and models.

A company from the salt industry required pumps with high demands on wear, corrosion, partly low NPSHA values and requirements for a food grade material design according to FDA. The finished product is used in the pharmaceutical sector.

Over our almost 50 years of processing harsh and acidic chemicals, Crest Pumps has seen fair share of pumps that have been broken due to mismanagement and misinformation. Take a look through part two of their guide of 25 ways to break a pump and see if your business is making the same mistakes.