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  • SKV Series SelfSensing Vertical In-Line

    SKV Series SelfSensing Vertical In-Line Pumps

      Taco SKV Series SelfSensing Vertical In-Line Pumps with ProBalance ® are a giant leap forward for variable speed pumping. Utilizing the patent pending SelfSensing ProBalance ® technology, the variable frequency d...

      Cranston, RI
    • SKS Series SelfSensing Vertical Split-Coupled

      SKS Series SelfSensing Vertical Split-Coupled In-Line Pumps

        Taco SKS Series SelfSensing Vertical Split-Coupled In-Line Pumps with ProBalance ® are a giant leap forward for variable speed pumping. Utilizing patent pending SelfSensing ProBalance ® technology, the variable f...

        Cranston, RI
      • 1900e Series ECM High-Efficiency Circulators

        1900e Series ECM High-Efficiency Circulators

          1911ecm ® & 1915ecm ® High-Efficiency ECM Circulator Pumps Empty heading The 1900e ® Series are self-sensing, close-coupled, mechanically sealed in-line circulator pumps that exceed industry and efficiency standa...

          Cranston, RI
        • SCI Series Close-Coupled End Suction

          SCI Series Close-Coupled End Suction Pumps

            For the Ultimate in Reliability and Ease of Installation Empty heading Taco SCI Series Close-Coupled End Suction Pumps provide the ultimate in reliability and ease of installation for heating, air conditioning, p...

            Cranston, RI
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            121-138 Series In-Line Circulators

              With millions in service and backed by more than five decades of experience, Taco 121-138 Series In-Line Circulators have earned their reputation for proven performance and dependable, quiet operation. These 121-...

              Cranston, RI

            Overview

            Pumps are essential devices used for moving fluids or gases from one location to another. They are widely used in various industries, including construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Pumps come in different types, such as centrifugal, diaphragm, and submersible, each designed for specific applications and fluid types.

            FAQ

            What should I consider when buying a used pump?

            Check the pump's age, overall condition, and working hours. Verify its compatibility with your specific application and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

            How do I ensure the pump is shipped safely to my location?

            Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling machinery. Ensure the pump is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

            What is the maintenance schedule for a pump?

            Regular maintenance includes checking fluid levels, inspecting seals and gaskets, and cleaning filters. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines and intervals.