Today is National Agriculture Day

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Today, March 14, 2019, The Agriculture Council of America (ACA) hosts the 46th anniversary of National Agriculture Day. This year’s theme is “Agriculture: Food for Life.”

Cornell Pump’s first pumps were irrigation pumps used in Oregon’s fertile Willamette Valley, and agricultural pumping, including dewatering, irrigation, and manure handling remain strong markets for Cornell Pump today.

We support National Agriculture Day, and the goals that every American:

  • Understand how food and fiber products are produced
    · Appreciate the role agriculture plays in providing safe, abundant and affordable products
    · Value the essential role of agriculture in maintaining a strong economy
    · Acknowledge and consider career opportunities in the agriculture, food and fiber industry

Visit www.agday.org for more information on National Ag Day 2019.

IIAR Drawing Winner     

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Don Tragethon from Western Cooling in Castroville, California was the winner of our Apple iWatch drawing at the IIAR Annual Conference, which wrapped up this week in Phoenix, Arizona. While Don won a prize, you can count yourself lucky too, if you need a refrigeration pump! Cornell has manufactured robust and reliable pumps for cooling systems for 60 years. Learn more about the Open Drive CB series and Semi Hermetic Arctic King series.

Photo shows Don Tragethon flanked by  Jon Ylvisacker, Applications Engineer (Left) and Derek Petersen, Industrial Market Manager (Right.)

Cornell in Phoenix for IIAR

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This week, Cornell Pump Company is showcasing the Arctic King refrigeration pumps at the annual IIAR conference in Phoenix, Arizona. Come talk to us and learn about the advantages of our semi-hermetic pumps. Cornell has built refrigeration pumps for over 60 years now and has solutions for ammonia, glycol, or brine-based systems. Get more information, including  data sheets and brochures, from the Cornell website.

Did you see our cutter pump at SME?

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Earlier this week at the SME show, Cornell pump displayed a cutaway of the 8NNW cutter pump. We offer a whole line of Waste Warrior cutter pumps to address ragging and stringy material. Check out the cutter pump information  on our website for available models, data sheets, and more.

Visit Cornell at SME conference

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Cornell Pump is presenting our expansive lines of slurry and mine dewatering pumps at    the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME) annual conference and expo.

Visit us at booth #710, now until Wednesday.

You be able to see the SM and N series cutter pumps on display, as well as view information on MP, SP, and MX lines. Learn more about our mining solutions.

Cornell’s Ron Aceto at the MRWS Annual Conference

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Cornell Municipal Market Manager Ron Aceto gave a talk yesterday at the Montana Rural Water Systems Annual Conference. Aceto explained NPSHa vs NPSHr and effects on cavitation. Cornell has a strong commitment to providing education on hydraulics and pump systems. If you are looking for educational opportunities for your team, talk to your Cornell rep about hosting a regional pump school, or consider joining us for the Cornell Pump School this September in Portland.

Robust, Reliable, and Efficient: Cornell N-Series Pumps

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Cornell Pump has produced our series of solids handling pumps for decades. Offered in wide range of sizes, 3”/ 80 mm to 30”/800mm discharge, the series can handle a wide range of solids applications.

Cornell N-series boast efficiencies up to 82%, solids handling sizes up to 10.2”/26 centimeters, and flows to 38,000GPM / 8,630 M3hr

Cornell’s N series pumps can be found in a wide range of applications in the Municipal, Agricultural, and Industrial markets; and are available in a variety of mounting configurations including close-coupled, SAE engine mount, horizontal, and vertical mounted.

Learn  more about the N-Series on our solids handling pumps page.

Join the Cornell Team!

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Cornell Pump is on campus at Oregon State University today, meeting with potential recruits to join our industry-leading team.  We look for applicants in engineering, purchasing, finance, marketing, as well as plant operations.

We have several open positions, so you can be part of Cornell Pump, RIGHT NOW!  Look at all of our openings on our website, and once there, apply easily through UltiPro or LinkedIn.

Some benefits Cornell Pump offers includes:

  • Paid holiday & personal time off (PTO)
  • 401K program with generous company match
  • Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Fun employee activities and outings
  • Collaborative, relaxed work environment.

For full benefits listing, please contact Cornell Pump Human Resources.

See positions and apply today:  https://recruiting.ultipro.com/ROP1001ROPER/JobBoard/5635cac7-6c69-44a7-850c-cf35112ce343

*EEO/AA/M/F/Vet/Disability

Cornell training on slurry pump rebuilds

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Today, Cornell Pump worked with a Western United States industrial and mining distributor on pump training for over 20 associates.  Dedicated Cornell sales and engineer team explained how to service and rebuild slurry pumps, and offered insights into pump operation and differentiable features.

If you are a Cornell distributor interested in Lunch-and-Learns and/or pump maintenance, contact your Cornell Regional Sales manager. If you are an end-user, e-mail  info@cornellpump.com  for these presentations. We’re happy to explain why Cornell Pump is Efficient by Design!

Congratulations to Detroit Pump

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Cornell Pump is pleased to congratulate our distributor, Detroit Pump, on getting an article published in the February 2019 Cover Series of Pumps&Systems magazine.  The article “Is Basic Data Enough When Selecting the Right Pump?”, explores common pitfalls in choosing equipment for specialty applications.

As part of the Series Selecting the Right Pump, the article discusses pumping things as diverse as milk, Chinese hamster ovaries, and sewage, and offers suggestions to consider in making the selection the best possible for the application.

Detroit Pump’s Frank Hinlopen, Gary Maley, and Scott Morrell wrote the feature.  Together they have more than 80 years in the fluid-handling industry. And, the article features Cornell solid handling pumps as a photo illustration!

Read it here: https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/avoid-common-pitfalls-when-choosing-equipment-specialty-applications