Cornell History

The origin of Cornell dates back to 1946, when a group of five individuals employed at Pacific Pump Company opted to establish their own enterprise. Their former job had exposed them to a broad range of pump failures, and with a fully-equipped service department, they had gained expertise in identifying the common causes of such breakdowns. In particular, they had noted that motor failures were frequently due to factors such as overloading capacity, pressure spikes, and water-related issues in the pump end motor bearings. With an extensive inventory of components and the ability to manufacture the remainder, Cornell was capable of servicing any type of pump model.

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