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Due to their relative simplicity of design, centrifugal pumps are the most common pump type in the market. Centrifugal pumps are categorised into either single or multistage pumps, both of which have their uses. What is important to understand is where which should be selected, which ultimately comes down to their working principle and the application in question.

Solids handling pumps are found in many different industries from sewage, to food and drink manufacturing, to seawater dredging. Yet the solid content and viscosity of the fluids found within these industries can vary greatly and will impact your choices. To discover more about abrasive fluids and which pumps are suitable for the industries involved, we've put together this article explaining everything you need to know.

Industrial wastewater treatment, desalination and the food and drink sector are just some of the industries we provide pumps to and more specifically, reverse osmosis pumps. To understand exactly what reverse osmosis is, how the process works and how these industries use it, we've put together this article explaining everything you need to know.

Whether you're removing unwanted heat from machinery or cooling down a building, many cooling pump applications use water due to it's accessibility and low cost; but water isn't the only resource used for cooling. In this article, we discuss the different methods used in cooling systems and the applications they are commonly used in.

Pumping solutions for fish farms are key elements to consider as fish farming requires high quality and reliable equipment to keep up with the market demand. Aquaculture pump selection can greatly impact the production process and is crucial for applications such as seawater transfer across land, recirculating water, transferring fish waste and oil, and even live fish handling. So don't let your pump cause any downtime and learn how to select the right pumping solution for your application.