Case Study: Submersible Pump
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After the pump arrives in our workshop it’s then dismantled, inspected, tested, steam-cleaned and then oven dried. See the following images.
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The needle gun is then used to remove any rust on the external parts.
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We then supply and fit a new O-ring kit, new seals and bearings and then reassemble the pump reconnecting all the leads and control cables.
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The pump is then refilled with oil and coolant.
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The pump undergoes spray painting to protect it from further rust.
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The pump once completed and ready for delivery.