Thanksgiving at Cornell
Cornell Employees enjoyed Thanksgiving festivities on November 17, 2016. Wonderful barbecue from Bad Bones BBQ featured succulent turkey and brisket, and along with crowd-pleasing bacon topped mac-n-cheese. Cornell is thankful to our distributors, dealers, and end users for the opportunity to work with you and provide the world’s most robust and efficient centrifugal pumps.
Cornell Pump School in Phoenix, Arizona
Cornell Pump, in conjunction with Phoenix Pumps, Inc. is training 40 participants today at a Regional Pump school. Designed to provide instruction on pump hydraulics, installation, operation, and best practices, the Regional School is based on information we present at Cornell’s annual Pump School. There will be another session in Phoenix tomorrow—if you can’t make […]
Veterans Day
Cornell Pump thanks all veterans and those military members currently on active duty for their service, every day and especially on Veterans Day.
Pump School Quiz #3
Take a quiz to test your pump knowledge. If you like learning about pumps, Cornell Pump School 2017 is less than three months away! You’ll be exposed to information in this quiz and much more at the training program more than 12,000 pump professionals have taken since 1949. Held in beautiful Portland, Oregon, the school […]
Halloween Fun at Cornell
Ken in our assembly shop dressed up today in his 90’s vintage Cornell attire. Even on the last day of the month when the shop guys are working hard to get promised orders out, they know how to have fun!
Happy Halloween from Cornell Pump
All our Customers and Business Partners are a Treat to work with! Have fun and stay safe tonight.
Cornell Slurry Pumps
Some Cornell Pump SP series pumps are shipping out today. Photos show a 4SP with a Redi-Prime® and Run Dry system and 3SP with belt guard. Read more about the SP series, Redi-Prime, and Run Dry Systems in related brochures.
Learn How Shafts are Made at Pump School
Ever wonder how a piece of metal gets turned into a precision Cornell Pump shaft? This video vignette shown on our Pump School tours, gives a glimpse of how the shafts are made. If you attend Pump School 2017 you can see the shaft cell, assembly area, paint booth, test lab, and much more on […]
Centrifugal Pump Curve Classifications
There are four basic types of pump curve shapes that you will usually find for centrifugal pumps: Gradually rising – the most common type Steep – probably the second most common type Flat Drooping Let’s talk about the pros and cons of each of these. If you start on the right side (maximum capacity) of […]
Kindle Fire Winner at RETA Show
Eric Rice of Industrial Refrigeration Services in Visalia, CA is the proud winner of Cornell Pump’s Kindle Fire Raffle at RETA 2016. Congratulations Eric! If you didn’t happen to attend RETA this year, you can still learn about Cornell Pump’s Arctic King series. Prominently featured at the show, the Arctic King offers operation at 1,200/1800 […]