Unlocking Efficiency: How to Use the Cornell Pump eCatalog

In today’s fast-paced pump specification environment, access to real-time product information and configurable solutions is key. That’s where the Cornell Pump eCatalog comes in — a powerful, user-friendly online platform giving engineers, specifiers, distributors and end-users direct access to Cornell’s full pump portfolio.

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.

Cornell Co-Pilot™ External Vibration Sensor: Smart Monitoring for Smarter Pump Performance

Cornell Pump Company continues its tradition of innovation with the Co-Pilot™ External Vibration Sensor (EVS)—a rugged, intelligent, and highly adaptable device that helps operators monitor the health of pumps, motors, and other rotating equipment in real time. Designed for reliability and ease of integration, the EVS provides actionable insights that can prevent costly downtime and extend equipment life.

The Critical Role of Lubrication in Reducing Parts Wear

In any rotating equipment, whether pumps, motors, or gear drives, lubrication is one of the most essential yet often overlooked factors in long-term reliability. A proper lubrication strategy doesn’t just make parts run smoother; it directly affects equipment life, maintenance costs, and total operating efficiency.

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.

Top Maintenance Practices for Long-Term Life of Municipal Pumps

Municipal pumps are critical infrastructure that keep water flowing for communities, support wastewater treatment, and ensure reliable service around the clock. Given their constant workload, extending pump life is not just about saving money. It is about protecting public health, avoiding costly downtime, and maximizing efficiency. With the right maintenance practices, municipalities can greatly improve pump longevity and performance.