Municipal wastewater systems come in all sizes. A neighborhood lift station may handle modest flows, while a master lift station or wastewater treatment facility may move thousands of gallons per read more
Article Feature in Pumps & Systems Magazine – August 2026 Data center reliability starts inside the building. Cooling systems, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) equipment, backup generators, redundant power distribution and network durability read more
A pump doesn’t have to stop running to become a problem. Long before a pump fails, fibrous materials can begin wrapping around the impeller, reducing flow, increasing energy consumption, and read more
Every day, wastewater operators work to keep lift stations running despite changing wastewater conditions. Today’s collection systems handle far more wipes, grease, and debris than they were originally designed for, read more
Every July, the Responsible Flushing Alliance’s Flush Smart Month campaign reminds consumers to flush only the 3 Ps: pee, poo, and toilet paper. It’s an important message because many products read more
Industrial facilities operating in hazardous environments face unique pumping challenges. Whether handling flammable liquids, explosive gases, abrasive slurries, or corrosive wastewater, selecting the right pump is critical, not only for read more
Article Feature in Pumps & Systems Magazine – May 2026 Anyone who has spent any time around coal-fired power plants knows that fly ash is nasty stuff. For everyone else, read more
There are three major types of pumps every operation should understand: solids handling, dewatering, and sand, sludge & slurry pumps. Selecting the correct pump for your application is critical to read more
Elevator pits are among the most vulnerable areas in any building. Located at the lowest point of the structure, they naturally collect water from groundwater seepage, cleaning processes, leaks, or read more
Article Feature in TPO Magazine – January 2026 Direct in-line pumping and automated deragging technology combine to eliminate pump station wet wells, enhance reliability, and sharply reduce maintenance. Pump stations are essential read more
Article Feature in Pump & Systems Magazine – January 2026 How submersible pumps made a difference in two major U.S. infrastructure projects. Water appears in the construction industry in many forms, and read more
In food and beverage processing, where wastewater often contains a mix of fibrous materials, traditional submersible pumps weren’t designed to handle the challenge. Fortunately, a more innovative alternative now exists: the OverWatch® Direct In-Line Pump System equipped with the patented DIPCUT® impeller.