Sell Your Well Service for What They are Worth
Our South East Territory Manager, Mitch Murphy, was a presenter at the Mississippi Ground Water Association Summer Convention. His presentation was (Read More)
Cell Phone Policies Increase Safety and Productivity
Distracted workers can create dangerous or even deadly consequences for themselves or their co-workers. That's why laying down rules (Read More)
Should You Use WS or WT Series Well Pumps?
Our 4” and 6” submersible well pumps come in two variations: the WS Series and the WT Series. While both pumps have their strengths, the main (Read More)
Sizing a Pump for a Closed Loop System
Pumping within a closed loop is often mis-sized due to the nature of the closed loop. By closed loop, we mean that the end of a pump system is plumbed back (Read More)
Check Valve Practices for Submersible Pump Systems
Check valves play an important role in controlling the flow of fluids in a pumping application, but a water well application depends on check valves even more. (Read More)
Remote Monitoring Wastewater for Seasonal Homes
Due to the seasonal use of many vacation and lake homes, local regulations require remote monitoring be added to their wastewater (Read More)
2-Wire vs. 3-Wire Type Submersible Motors
The water well industry often debates the preferences and features of a single-phase 2-wire motor vs. a single-phase 3-wire motor to operate their (Read More)
Horizontal vs Vertical: Choosing the Right Centrifugal Pump
When choosing the right centrifugal or booster pump for a new system, there are factors that should be considered. Flow rates, piping configurations (Read More)
Select a Pump for Energy Efficiency
In many applications, the energy required for pumping can be a significant portion of total energy costs. Anything from manufacturing to buildings for (Read More)
Piping for the Suction Side of the Pump
When piping the suction side of a centrifugal pump, it is not always best practice to adapt to the size of the suction and continue back to the source. In choosing (Read More)
Quality Components: Inside an EZ Series Booster
The EZ Series Booster Pump is one of our most popular industrial pumps, and is built with quality components. For quality control and fast assembly time, (Read More)
Consider More than Curves when Choosing a Pump
Often, choosing a pump for an application amounts to referencing some curves, grabbing one that the design point fits, and calling it a day. This approach (Read More)
Why Ground Wires are Critical on Pump Motors
Any “modern-day” pump motor has either a ground screw or ground wire. We all acknowledge that motors should be grounded, but many do not know why. Grounding is used for (Read More)
Webtrol Donates to the Water Well Trust to Help Families
We are proud to donate $6,920.00 to help with a clean drinking water problem in the United States. Thanks to the support of our network of installer and dealers, our donation (Read More)
Remote Water Pressure Monitoring
A remote pressure monitoring system can provide a notification to a wasteful water leak, or an alert that prevents a water system disaster! For example, a small water system (Read More)
Proper Submergence Can Control Cavitation
Cavitation is sometimes the cause of structural damage to propellers, impellers, and pumps. One cause of cavitation can be improper pump submergence. (Read More)
When the Pressure Gauge is Not Telling the Whole Story
The plant maintenance supervisor or the water system manager is diagnosing a pump system to ensure everything is operating properly. He notices an apparent (Read More)
Booster Pump Design for Well Applications
One of the most efficient ways to supply water to small housing developments that do not have public water supply available is to use two pumps (Read More)
Centrifugal Pumps: Pumping at Best Efficiency
The cost of energy, as well as government mandates, have made pumping efficiently more important than ever. Pumping efficiency, not the horsepower of the motor (Read More)
Inside Your Centrifugal Pump: Impellers
The impellers inside your centrifugal pump may look very similar, but their performance differs due to their design. Besides the number of impellers stack (Read More)
Watch Your Speed: Selecting the Right VFD
Our customer service and sales team members attended the Yaskawa Roadshow 2022. The day long, e-training was a hands-on session that brought (Read More)
Pipe ID Affects Pressure Loss
Pipe ID (inside diameter) affects pressure loss in water systems and needs to be considered when specifying pipe. It is common in pump sizing to look at friction loss (Read More)
VFDs: More Than Constant Pressure!
Many of us hear the term VFD and automatically think of “constant pressure device”. But the reality is constant pressure is just one benefit available through use (Read More)
Create a System Curve BEFORE Choosing a Pump
Choosing a pump by creating a system curve first will ensure the pump you choose will operate properly and within the preferred operating range for that pump. Creating the (Read More)
Booster Pumps & Boosting Water Pressure
Booster pumps increase water pressure and flow rate in a water system. Pressure boosting is determined by the existing conditions and the demand pressure The desired (Read More)
Overnight Shipping for a Customer in Dire Need
A large hotel in New York City was in danger of not having water on Thanksgiving due to a failing pump. A potential disaster for sure. So when we received an emergency call (Read More)
NIST Traceable Calibration for Quality Assurance
All of our industrial pumps undergo Webtrol’s Quality Assurance Testing. So, in order to get accurate pressure readings, we use an NIST traceable calibrator on our pressure testing equipment. (Read More)
Finding the Right Pump for Your Application
Finding the right pump for your application can be challenging. We know you are looking for a specific pump tailored to your needs, and we are here to help. Determining (Read More)
Choosing Stainless Steel Components for Pumps
The advantages of using stainless steel are obvious in pump manufacturing. Stainless steel is strong, corrosion resistant, has great hot strength, and is (Read More)
Webtrol Partners with Water Well Trust to Donate a Complete Well System
In March of 2021, in conjunction with National Groundwater Awareness Week, Webtrol donated $10 per pump sold that week to the Water Well Trust. These (Read More)
Corrosion Resistant PC Series Pumps
We assemble the corrosion resistant PC Series pumps constructed of high impact, glass reinforced Noryl and 316 stainless steel, with an enclosed type impeller and (Read More)
Injection Molding Our Impellers and Diffusers
At the heart of a centrifugal pump is the impeller and diffuser. We injection mold and machine these critical pump components for ideal performance. As we have done (Read More)
Maximum Working Pressure for Vertical Boosters
Pump users observe maximum working pressure when selecting pumps. But, they should also consider suction pressure to ensure that the maximum (Read More)
What is a System Curve?
The System Curve Explained. A system curve is a plot of your pumping system for various flow. The system curve calculates your static conditions, those that exist without (Read More)
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