While newer designs offer efficiency gains, magnetic drives, or are better suited for ultra-high purity or CIP applications, the C series pump’s simplicity and ability to handle most clean, low viscosity fluids.

This post will focus on two technologies we offer- Colder’s Drum Quik dispensing technology and Graco’s double diaphragm pumps- and how we can use them in simple drum unloading applications.

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the global demand for hand sanitizer and surface disinfectants. Have you considered converting or increasing [...]

As the sole Quattroflow distributor for the greater Midwest, Holland Applied Technologies is pleased to announce the launch of the [...]

Holland Applied Technologies is very excited to announce that we are now the sole authorized distributor for PSG Dover’s Quattroflow [...]

Our last blog post we looked at a case study where we were seeing a lot of slip in a [...]

A few months back we looked at the various clearance options available on a Waukesha Cherry-Burrell Universal 1, 2, & [...]

Today, we give you even more information on PD pump rotor clearances. Below is an easy to use chart that [...]

In today’s post, we are going to look at the different clearance options that are available on a Waukesha Cherry-Burrell [...]

In today’s post, we wanted to focus on one Waukesha Cherry Burrell’s newest products- the Universal Twin Screw pump. Twin [...]

To solve this problem, we are now excited to offer the Quattroflow 1200CV. Similar to the QF150, the QF1200CV combines controller, motor, and pump into an all-in-one unit that is perfect for customers with a tight space requirement. The compact version of the QF1200 uses a brushless DC motor that is similar to one used in the QF150 and affords use the same range, turndown, and low pulsation the Quattroflow pump is known for.

Today’s post will focus on what NPSHA is and how it applies to your sanitary pumping application. To begin, NPSHA stands for Net Positive Suction Head Available. NPSHA should not be confused for NPSHR, which stands for Net Positive Suction Head Required.

Failure of the mechanical shaft seal is the most common cause of pump downtime. The shaft seal is exposed to a wide variety of conditions and it can be quite difficult to identify why a seal failed. This post will take a look at the most common costs of seal failure and readdress how we reduce the frequency of seal failure.

This post will take a look at a trick to identify your old C series, as well as a few other ways Holland can help support your aftermarket sanitary pump needs.

Outside of efficiency, the low slip design of the Waukesha Universal series pump allows us to accomplish four useful things- it allows us to pump low viscosity fluids in low NIPA systems, it allows us to pump from vacuum vessels, self-prime, and meter fluids. This post will look at each of these four benefits and why they are important to system performance.