Happy New Year! Wishing Our Customers a Joyous 2026
As the year draws to a close, the entire team at Cornell Pump Company wants to extend our sincere appreciation to our customers, partners, and employees. Thank you for making 2025 another successful year powered by performance and reliability.
Happy Holidays From Cornell
Wishing you peace, joy, and success in the year ahead.
Cornell Pump Company Announces BJ Warren as Vice President of IoT and Technology Integration
Former IoT Division Director to Lead Expanding Technology Portfolio
Throwback Thursday – The Cornell Advantage, 1950s Style
We’re stepping back in time to the 1950s, when Cornell Pumps was already leading the way in reliability and innovation. This lighthearted brochure, filled with hand-drawn illustrations and bold red lettering, highlighted the qualities that defined Cornell then and still define us today.
Tuesday tip: Common Locations for Pump Leaks and How to Fix Them
When a pump begins leaking, it is often a sign of underlying issues in installation, operation, or wear. Knowing where leaks originate and how to correct them can prevent costly repairs and unplanned downtime. The following sections describe the most common leak locations in centrifugal pumps and how to address them effectively.
Celebrating National Manufacturing Day
Today we recognize the importance of American manufacturing and the people who power it. At Cornell Pump Company, we are proud to design, engineer, and assemble our pumps right here in the United States.
Day Two—Factory Tour! Hands On Learning at Cornell Pump School 2025
After a fantastic evening at the Portland Art Museum, where attendees enjoyed dinner, conversation, and a beautiful setting in the heart of the city, Pump School 2025 is back in full swing today.
Day One of Cornell Pump School 2025 is Underway!
This morning, over 200 pump professionals from across the globe filled the classrooms at Cornell Pump School 2025. After last night’s reception kickoff, today marks the start of two full tracks of instruction—Introductory and Advanced—covering pump hydraulics, selection, system design, troubleshooting, NPSH, energy efficiency, and more.
Cornell Pump Closed for Labor Day
Cornell Pump will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2025, in observance of Labor Day.
Life on the Bench: Cornell Pump Assemblers in Action
Every day is busy at Cornell Pump—but we certainly feel it more towards month end. This assembler has two pumps on his bench, working on builds simultaneously.