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March Manufacturing began in 1954 as a job shop performing precision machining for the aircraft industry.  In 1955, March developed its first pump for removing cooling coil condensation.  Our first magnetic drive pump came out in 1962.  In the late 60’s, March ceased operating in the aircraft industry to concentrate on pumps.

Originally located in Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago, March moved in 1968 to Glenview, IL to a larger building to better accomodate the increasing demand for sealless pumps.

The company was founded by William Zimmermann.  Since the beginning, March has been managed by the Zimmermann family, and  continues today.

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March Manufacturing began in 1954 as a job shop performing precision machining for the aircraft industry.  In 1955, March developed its first pump for removing cooling coil condensation.  Our first magnetic drive pump came out in 1962.  In the late 60’s, March ceased operating in the aircraft industry to concentrate on pumps.

Originally located in Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago, March moved in 1968 to Glenview, IL to a larger building to better accomodate the increasing demand for sealless pumps.

The company was founded by William Zimmermann.  Since the beginning, March has been managed by the Zimmermann family, and continues today.

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March Manufacturing began in 1954 as a job shop performing precision machining for the aircraft industry.  In 1955, March developed its first pump for removing cooling coil condensation.  Our first magnetic drive pump came out in 1962.  In the late 60’s, March ceased operating in the aircraft industry to concentrate on pumps.

Originally located in Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago, March moved in 1968 to Glenview, IL to a larger building to better accomodate the increasing demand for sealless pumps.

The company was founded by William Zimmermann.  Since the beginning, March has been managed by the Zimmermann family, and  continues today.

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March Manufacturing began in 1954 as a job shop performing precision machining for the aircraft industry.  In 1955, March developed its first pump for removing cooling coil condensation.  Our first magnetic drive pump came out in 1962.  In the late 60’s, March ceased operating in the aircraft industry to concentrate on pumps.

Originally located in Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago, March moved in 1968 to Glenview, IL to a larger building to better accomodate the increasing demand for sealless pumps.

The company was founded by William Zimmermann.  Since the beginning, March has been managed by the Zimmermann family, and  continues today.

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March Manufacturing began in 1954 as a job shop performing precision machining for the aircraft industry.  In 1955, March developed its first pump for removing cooling coil condensation.  Our first magnetic drive pump came out in 1962.  In the late 60’s, March ceased operating in the aircraft industry to concentrate on pumps.

Originally located in Skokie, IL, a suburb of Chicago, March moved in 1968 to Glenview, IL to a larger building to better accomodate the increasing demand for sealless pumps.

The company was founded by William Zimmermann.  Since the beginning, March has been managed by the Zimmermann family, and  continues today.

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Wilden’s accessory products offer flexibility and value to your liquid process and expand the application range of Wilden pumps by complimenting the performance and specification of your pump. Wilden electronic controllers automate your Wilden pump for batching, and other electronically controlled dispensing applications and processes. By eliminating pump pulsation we can also create laminar process flow, or control the liquid level within a system or process.

DA GLOBAL features thousands of after-market parts IN STOCK in our California-based, 15,000 sq. ft. facility. We specialize in after-market parts for WILDEN®, WARREN RUPP® and ARO®, among others. Large tooling investments allow us to bring forth hundreds of new parts every 6 months, making NOMAD the undisputed leader in its industry.

Air diaphragm pumps are widely used in a variety of applications due to their versatility. Air operated double diaphragm pumps feature few moving parts, with no motor, base plate or other peripherals required. The design style, coupled with its positive displacement functionality, allows for the transfer of shear sensitive products with self-priming up to 25 feet. Air diaphragm pumps feature low initial investment as well as low replacement costs for wear parts when compared to other pump types.

Atex options are available

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The TRANS-FLO gold product line features a rugged anodized aluminum piston-style air valve system, capable of functioning in the harshest compressed air conditions, emphasis on mining, construction and utilitarian applications. The TRANS-FLO GOLD system also features the fewest moving parts in the diaphragm pump business, allowing for ease of maintenance, assembly and disassembly.

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Koflo Corporation was founded in 1983 with the intent of offering the highest quality static mixers at competitive prices and a family-oriented commitment to customer service and satisfaction. Made in the US of A, the koflo team pride themselves on service and quality. Through a constant dedication to these principles for over twenty-five years, Koflo has become a leader in the global static mixer industry.

In November of 1990, Koflo constructed its current manufacturing facility in Cary, Illinois, a far northwest suburb of Chicago. This unique location has afforded Koflo the ability to attract employees with a strong work ethic, and at the same time utilize the vast wealth of resources available from nearby Chicago.

In the ensuing years many changes have taken place within the industrial marketplace. One major change was the requirement of "just in time" delivery. In response to this change, Koflo increased inventory levels of both standard OEM mixers and individual mixer components. An inventory program was also created for a majority of our OEM customers with specific mixer needs.

For chemical injection Koflo specify injection quills based on application.

There are many different applications for static mixers such as: water, dosing, chemicals, petroleum, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, waste water, gases, etc.

Before we can select the right mixer we will need to understand your application and in particular: flow, pressure, viscosity, blend ratio, temperature, hygiene requirements, pipework and flange requirements, etc. Give the Pump & machinery team a call and we will do our best to help.

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The Packo static mixer range is designed for the hygienic market. It comprises turning vane elements, X elements and W elements, all purpose built in the optimal length for your mixing application. These series contain the most applied mixing element shape in the world, which is the helical shaped mixing element.
It has unique characteristics and a proven track record. The element is retractable for thorough cleaning.

All wetted parts are electro polished and meet the hygienic standards according to regulation 1935/2004/EC and FDA.

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Rotary lobe pumps are equally suitable for low and high-viscous media. Due to their large free ball passage and low rotational speed they are relatively tolerant to blockage and solid materials in the medium. Varying solid content and thereby caused pressure variations are no factor to the flow. Their performance capacity is higher than that of many other positive displacement pumps of the same type. As energy is the most decisive factor of life cycle costs this is one of the most important benefits of this pump technology.

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Packo

The pumps of the CRP+ series are perfectly 3A certified air handling pumps and are mainly used to pump a mixture of liquid and air. Constructed in thick cold rolled plate, 100% non-porous and extremely smooth.The pumps have open investment cast impellers, constructed in 316L or duplex materials. Thanks to its crevice-free design and electropolishing as a final surface treatment, the CRP+ pump series are perfectly cleanable, resulting in a reliable component for your production process.

Thanks to its unique air handling design based on a standard centrifugal pump, the CRP series are particularly suitable as a CIP (clean in place) return pump, as well as for unloading applications.They are used in the most demanding hygienic applications in almost all industries such as dairies,breweries, beverage industry, distilleries, etc.In pharmaceutical and biotech industry they are mainly used for CIP return applications.

Packo SFP2 and SFP3 pumps provide high shear pumping. Designed for mixing applications they can replace or supplement static or dynamic mixers. High shear pump with open or closed impeller and patented stator for high flow and pressure. The shear is generatedbetween the rotor and an innovative and optimized perforated stator. The shear can be optimized and increased byraising the speed of rotation. Shear rates up to 100.000 s-1 can be achieved at a maximum speed of 3600 rpm.