WEFTEC 2025 is officially underway!

Cornell Pump is proud to be exhibiting at Booth #3408 at McCormick Place in Chicago, September 29–October 1. Stop by to see our featured solutions, including:

Meet the Municipal Inside Sales Team

Behind every successful project is a knowledgeable engineer who helps ensure the right solution is delivered. At Cornell Pump, our municipal inside sales engineers play a critical role in guiding distributors, end users, and partners through technical questions, project validation, and application support.

Troubleshooting Agricultural Centrifugal Pumps

Cornell Pump started as an agricultural company, and a good portion of pumps manufactured every year still go into the Agricultural market, for applications in irrigation, dewatering, and manure transfer. As many of the farms and ranches are at their halfway point in production for this season (or beyond) we offer this article as a quick reminder of things to check and ways to troubleshoot an agricultural pump.

Celebrating National Potato Day–Tuesday, August 19th

Cornell Pump helps keep the world’s most popular tuber moving—literally. From harvest to processing, our pumps play a vital role in how potatoes become the chips, fries, and hashbrowns enjoyed around the globe.

High-Efficiency Self-Priming Pumps for Municipal Applications

Cornell Pump’s 10STX Series self-priming pumps deliver industry-leading efficiency—operating several percentage points higher than comparable models. For municipal applications, this translates into lower operating costs, reduced energy consumption, and dependable performance under demanding conditions.

Emergency Bypass Pumping for Hurricane and Flood Response

Municipalities face growing challenges as climate change increases the frequency and severity of hurricanes and flooding events. In coastal and inland areas alike, sudden surges in rainfall can overwhelm wastewater and stormwater systems, causing backups, overflows, and environmental damage. Emergency bypass pumping plays a critical role in safeguarding communities when infrastructure is pushed to its limits.