Pumping landfill leachate, wastewater containing solids and other debris is a challenging task that requires high performance pump systems to hold up to day-to-day heavy duty pumping tasks. There are added variables like solids, methane gas and potential site risks that must be taken into account when planning for a landfill wastewater and leachate pumping system.
Landfill Leachate Pumps

Advancements in Sewage Pump Technology

Government Water Trailers

How To Operate Your Water Trailer

To learn how to use your Wastecorp water trailer, let’s begin with the basics to get an understanding of how your water trailer operates.
Your water trailer
Silent Pump Options for Municipal Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities

The New Trash Flow TFVH Series dry prime pump for high head applications.
Wastecorp has launched a high volume and high discharge head pumping solution for municipal
Fabricante Industrial de Bombas

Las Bombas Wastecorp son la nueva generación de equipos de bombeo para gestión de sólidos y lodos industriales, disponibles para procesadores de alimentos, compañías
Agricultural Water Trailers For Farm Use

Water Trailer for farm and other agricultural uses
Whether you own a small farm or are part of a commercial farming organization, the need for mobile water distribution
Benefits of Sludge Pro Double Disc Pumps

Sludge Pro Double disc pumps, use a unique induced flow principle to transfer sludges and other fluids. This encompasses a broad spectrum of viscosities, solid contents, and abrasive characteristics. In this article, we delve into specifics of double disc pump design, operational principles, versatile applications, and inherent advantages.
The Specification Process For Double Disc Pump Bids. Concerns by a Competitor

Wastecorp was recently exhibiting our newest double disc pumps for the municipal wastewater treatment market and industrial fluid handling space, [...]
The Agony of Lobe Pumps and Their Alternatives

The first visit to a wastewater treatment plant with lobe pumps was a shocker. $550,000 in replacement parts costs spent over the course of just 3-4 years. My response to the plant operator was, “you haven’t spent $550,000 in plunger pump parts over 30 years” so why is the consulting engineer specifying those types of pumps!”
