The Mather & Platt Brand is Back

15.04.2004

Mather & Platt re-launch their own pump brand, bringing back legendary quality and reliability backed up by their famous spares and service.

Mather & Platt of Isando, South Africa who are the exclusive holders of the Mather & Platt SA trade names, have recently re-launched their own Mather & Platt pump brand back to the South African market. Original Mather & Platt pumps can be found all over Southern Africa in major installations such as SAPPI, MONDI, SASOL, ISCOR, ESCOM, Dept. of Water Affairs & Forestry, Rand Water and various power stations. Many of these pumps have been working for 50 years or more, delivering quality service day after day, year after year. It is this legendary quality and reliability that developed the demand for the re-introduction of the pump brand to South African industry.

Mather & Platt are a member of the listed Hudaco group of companies and supply the following pumps:

  • Mather+Platt -- medium to very large pumps
  • Viking -- gear pumps & strainers
  • EIM -- submersible sludge & slurry
  • Turbosan -- submersible sewage pumps
  • Lowara -- small to medium pumps
  • Mercury -- submersible borehole & industrial motors
  • Vanton -- engineered thermo- plastic corrosive & hazardous material pumps

Mather & Platt are privileged to be associated with suppliers from the top ten pump companies in the world and benefit from their pump technology and global research and development.

The re-introduced range comprises horizontal split casing, multistage end-section and vertical pumps with heads of up to 1800 M to handle duties of up to 30 000 M3 per hour. They are highly suited to industrial, municipal bulk water and power station applications.

While new Mather & Platt pumps will be sourced from Mather & Platt India (the only M & P manufacturing plant in the world) local expert refurbishment and genuine M & P spares and service availability will naturally conform to established Mather & Platt standards. Mather & Platt Pumps division manager Dave Johnson says “Mather & Platt pumps have been serving South Africa, doing a great job for over 70 years, and will still be here in 70 years time. We at Mather & Platt South Africa have over 100 years of experience in pump knowledge and applications and are always ready to help with advice, service and a full range of pumping solutions.”

Mather & Platt pumps have also been awarded Automatic Sprinkler Inspection Bureau (ASIB) approval for the repairs, refurbishment and service of fire pumps.

A wide-spread Mather & Platt network in major Southern African towns is augmented by distributors in Angola, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Swaziland.

Mather & Platt to Refurbish 40 Pumps for Camden Power Station

Mather & Platt (SA) (PTY) Ltd. have been awarded a contract to refurbish 40 Mather & Platt Split-case pumps for the Camden Power Station de-mothballing. The pumps ran for 23 years, stood idle for 14 years and are now being re-furbished as part of a multi-million Rand project to bring Camden back on line.

The first of these 40 split-case pumps have already arrived at the Mather & Platt premises in Isando. Mather & Platt (SA) (PTY) Ltd. was established in South Africa in 1950 and has been synonymous with pumps for over 70 years. Mather & Platt pumps have a reputation for quality, superior performance and extreme reliability.

Mather & Platt have recently re-launched the Mather & Platt brand to the South African market. Renowned for their back-up service, Mather & Platt offer a comprehensive range of spares, refurbishment and modification options to extend the life of your pump, whatever its age and size.

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