Planning a shutdown and replacing a failed pump both depend on knowing when equipment can arrive. We want you to have a useful schedule before you order. Start with the product estimate, then account for shipping to your facility and preparation before installation.
Check the Estimate for Your Product
Look for the shipping estimate on the product page for the exact item and configuration you need. A different material, size, or configuration can have a different lead time. Use the estimate for the product you intend to order rather than a similar model.
Check what the estimate includes and when the quoted interval starts. A ship date tells you when equipment is expected to leave; a delivery date tells you when it should arrive.
For equipment that needs to be built, manufacturing is part of the lead time. Inventory, supplier availability, and production capacity can affect the estimate. If your maintenance schedule depends on a specific date, confirm current availability before ordering.
Review In-Stock Pump Options
Our in-stock pump collection lists Wilden and All-Flo Air-Operated Double-Diaphragm (AODD) pumps. You can filter by brand, connection size, and materials to review available configurations. Check the listing for the specific pump and quantity you need.
Our shipping policy describes same-day shipping for in-stock All-Flo pump orders received before its stated cutoff. Check the current cutoff and stock status before planning around that offer. Same-day shipping means dispatch that day; the shipping method and destination determine transit time.
For All-Flo orders of 5 pumps or more, check availability with us before relying on the advertised shipping schedule. The policy allows us to contact you about these larger orders.
If your exact configuration is unavailable, we can discuss the alternatives with you. Check application fit before choosing a different material or connection for its lead time.
Plan for Transit and Receiving
At checkout, review the shipping choices and displayed charges for your delivery location. For planned maintenance, allow time to receive, inspect, and prepare the equipment before the shutdown. Build your schedule around arrival and preparation as well as dispatch.
If an installation depends on several items, confirm the expected arrival date for each one before scheduling the work. The installation may need to wait until all required equipment is on site.
Tell Us When It Needs to Arrive
Need to meet an installation date or respond to an unexpected outage? Visit our "Contact Us" page or call (616) 407-7103. Your model, quantity, and delivery location help us check the expected ship date and delivery estimate with you.
Tell us when you need the equipment to arrive. Keep estimates distinct from confirmed dates when you coordinate the installation or repair.
Already placed an order? Share the order number if you have it handy. We can look into its status and discuss the current schedule with you.
A note as we introduce Abora: You’re still shopping on PSG Store. Logging-in, order history, saved carts, phone number, email, and all saved info will remain unchanged during this transition. Ownership is still the same, too. We are a part of PSG. You’ll just see the Abora name and other changes appear across the site as the transition continues.
