Viking Pump Repairs Done Right! One of our several asphalt customers sent in the parts from a few of his pumps that he had disassembled. His request was that we use the viable parts from each pump and send him back a working unit. Our shop set to work cleaning and checking clearances and after […]
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The New ARO Controller ARO is launching a new controller with remote operating capabilities. The new ARO Controller delivers on the promise of touch-and-walk-away automation with remote operating capabilities that increase the reliability, productivity and safety of fluid management. “At ARO we take pride in solving our customers’ most complex fluid handling challenges with straightforward, […]
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Buyer Beware: Sometimes budget or desperation will lead a customer to purchase used equipment. However you need to remember that even while well maintained and documented equipment commands a higher price, you still have no guarantee. Public or online auctions commonly offer low cost used equipment with little or no history. I have a customer […]
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The Authorized Gardner-Denver Blower Distributor Find out more about our offerings for Rotary Lobe Blowers, Rotary Screw Blowers, and other Vacuum systems here.
Inlet Cubic Feet per Minute CFM or Cubic Feet Per Minute of air flow is a term that is often confusing in compressed air systems. It is also seen as SCFM, ACFM, and ICFM. So what are the differences? SCFM or Standard Cubic Feet Per Minute is referenced to cubic foot of air at standard […]
Get Longer Life from Your Internal Gear Pumps Over the last several months I have run into several user misconceptions about internal gear pumps. These three common errors can reduce the life and capabilities of your internal gear pumps. First: Bump starting the pump to check rotation. This is a common practice among maintenance crews. […]
