Getting the right size industrial pump shouldn’t be an afterthought. In other words, you don’t want to purchase and install a pump only to find out later that it’s under or overpowered for its intended purpose. Using the wrong pump can result in inefficiencies and unnecessary costs. So how do you find the right size?
When fluid flows through your industrial piping systems, productivity and efficiency are vital. Energy is pushing that fluid in the desired direction, but things may not always work as intended. A condition known as friction loss can impede that energy, place a strain on your system, and even lead to costly damage. What Is Friction
Industrial pumps are some of the most commonly used types of machinery in the world. They serve many purposes across several industries.
If the issue is PRICE, DELIVERY, QUALITY or SERVICE, we have a variety of tools in our toolbox to help you succeed. PRICE. The pressure is on everywhere to do more and more with less and less. Smaller budgets, less time, fewer people to do the work. Let C&B Equipment provide real price competition for
Fats, oils, fertilizers… There’s a vast variety of fluids that can be pumped using hydraulic equipment. Each fluid, however, differs from the next, which is why it is so incredibly important that you understand how each fluid reacts under certain conditions.
We at C & B Equipment are pleased to announce that we have recently released our first EBook: An Introductory Guide to Pumps and How to Succeed With Them
The oil and gas industry in Kansas is as old as the state itself. C&B Equipment, a longtime KIOGA member, has participated for decades as the industry has expanded, contracted and pivoted. We KIOGA members generally know what’s going on in the industry, but a report from the Kansas Geological Survey at the University of Kansas
