Pumping equipment and components
The right pump, motor, drive or control for the job, quoted and delivered. For customers who already know what they need.
Choose the pump by where it will actually work
A pump does not run at the number on the box. It runs where its curve meets the curve of the system it is connected to. Pipe size, lift, valves and demand all move that point.
That is why we ask for flow, pressure and site details even when you already know the pump you want. A few questions up front avoid a pump that is too big, too small or working in the wrong part of its range.
Where a pump really operates
Change the valve and the speed to see the duty point move.
A pump works where its curve crosses the system curve. Close the valve or change the speed and the duty point moves. Illustrative curves, not a specific pump.
Equipment and components
Ask us for the current range for your application. We would rather quote what we can support properly than list everything.
- Water transfer and pressure pumps
- Submersible and borehole pumps
- Booster pump sets
- Motors, drives and pump controls
- Valves, fittings and pumping accessories
- Spares and replacement parts for existing equipment
What helps us get your quote right
- Flow rate you need, and when
- Pressure or head required
- Water source and quality (clean, sandy, borehole or dam)
- Pipe size and length, and any lift
- Power supply: single phase, three phase or solar
- Nameplate details or a photo of the pump being replaced
Send us the nameplate
Photograph the plate on the pump and motor, and the pipework around it. With that and a few details about the duty, we can usually tell whether a like-for-like replacement is right or whether the system has changed since it was installed.
- Same duty, same connections: a like-for-like replacement
- Changed demand: a different size may fit better
- A pump that keeps failing: the cause may not be the pump
Pumps, valves and pipework
Pump and pipeworkValves and manifolds
Isolation valvesIndustries that rely on this
Frequently asked questions
Can you replace a pump I already have?
In many cases yes. Send the nameplate details or a photo and a few details about how it is used, and we will advise whether a like-for-like replacement is right.
What if I am not sure which size I need?
Tell us the flow and pressure you want, or describe the problem. If that is not enough, a water-system assessment lets us measure on site before anything is specified.
Do you supply motors and drives separately?
Motors, drives and pump controls are part of the equipment line. Ask for the current range when you request a quote.
Tell us about your water system
Whether you know the pump you need or only know something is wrong, we will help you find the right next step.