Choose the Right Pump for the Job
Match pump type to your application: For Eg: Sludge & slurry → Sludge Pro or Mud Sucker, Wastewater transfer → PE Series or Plunger Pumps and for Industrial or municipal duties → Super Duty & OEM pump systems selecting properly avoids downtime and ensures long service life.
Follow Installation Best Practices
Make sure suction lines are airtight and properly sized. Position pumps on a level, stable base. Use flexible connectors to dampen vibration. Always follow Wastecorp’s installation manual for your specific model.
Monitor Performance Regularly
Listen for unusual noises or vibration. Check flow rates to detect early inefficiencies. Inspect hoses, valves, and fittings for wear or leaks.
Protect Pumps in Harsh Environments
Use protective coatings or enclosures for outdoor installations. Ensure adequate ventilation in enclosed pump stations.Keep pumps away from corrosive chemicals unless designed for them.
Train Your Operators
Make sure staff understand startup, shutdown, and emergency procedures. Provide training on identifying early warning signs of issues. A trained operator can prevent major failures.
Don’t Ignore Fluid Characteristics
Know the viscosity, solids content, temperature, and pH of what you’re pumping. The right pump selection and setup depend on accurate fluid data.
Winterize When Needed
Drain pumps exposed to freezing temperatures.Use heat tracing or insulation for lines and pump stations. Protect your equipment from cold-weather damage.
Contact Wastecorp Support When in Doubt
Wastecorp’s technical team can: Recommend models, Solve operational issues, Provide parts and service guidance. Expert advice ensures you get the best performance from your pump system. Call us at 1-888-829-2783