Cornell began manufacturing pumps for agriculture when the company launched in 1946. Since that time, Cornell engineers have continued to make improvements in pump design and function. Features unique to Cornell pumps, such as Cycloseal, Run-Dry®, and Redi-Prime®, allow Cornell pumps to handle the most demanding applications. These features, coupled with efficiencies up to 89%, are why Cornell is considered the benchmark in agricultural pumps.
With a vast network of dealers and stocking warehouses, Cornell stands ready to support our customers at a moment’s notice.
Cornell Agricultural pumps feature the Cornell bearing frame. Look for the distinctive appearance of the angular, muscular frame, to know it’s a high quality Cornell pump.
Below are Cornell pumps that address the needs of the Agriculture Market.
Clear Liquid Pumps
Cornell’s Clear Liquid pumps are known around the world as the most durable, most reliable, highest efficiency pumps in the industry. They can be found in a variety of applications in the Agricultural, Industrial, and Municipal markets and are available in Close-Coupled, SAE Engine Mounted, Horizontal, and Vertical Configurations.
Solids Handling Pumps for Manure
Cornell offers many solids handling pumps designed for use in manure slurry applications. These include Close-Coupled, Frame Mounted, and SAE Engine mounted pumps. Uses range from slurry transfer, field injection, hard hose machines, and big gun sprinklers.
The MP series pumps are a popular option for manure applications because of their ability to handle coarse abrasives and solids up to 3″ in diameter. MP-series pumps are available in a range of discharge sizes capable of heads up to 625′ and flow rates up to 9,000 GPM.
Hydro-Transport Pumps
Cornell introduced the first Hydro-Transport food process pump to the industry almost 40 years ago, and has maintained its reputation ever since with pumps that can transport a wide range of food items – from potatoes to tomatoes – with minimal damage.
In addition to the P and PP series pumps, many other Cornell pumps are used in the food industry for applications such as waste water, hot oil, and clear liquids.
Cutter Pumps
The cutter pump was created to address the urgent need to reduce clogging due to ragging. With the increased use of ‘flushable’ materials and extraneous cleaning products, the issue of clogging, which leads to downtime, pump destruction, and pipe damage, has increased markedly. Useful in municipal, agricultural, and other markets, the cutters unique stationary and rotating blade design allows material to pass through the impeller that would tend to clog a non-cutter pump. The cutter costs a minimal amount of product efficiency and is specially designed to break up clogs and prevent ragging. The cutter is adjustable and made from special hardened metal to last in difficult service. The cutter impeller can be retrofitted on existing pumps, and won’t change the external pump dimensions.
Self-Priming Pumps
Cornell’s popular self-priming series pumps are the most efficient in the industry. Combined with our patented-Cycloseal® back plate technology, these pumps are durable, powerful, and energy efficient.
Durable, reliable, and easy to maintain, the STX, STH, and STL self-priming pumps are an excellent option for many applications including waste water, slurry, and water transfer.