You may be replacing a familiar pump or exploring equipment for a new process. Either way, knowing where to begin can make the catalog easier to use. You can start with the brand or technology you know, then take a closer look at the models that interest you.
As PSG Store becomes Abora, we’re here to talk through your application as you explore. You’re welcome to ask us a question at any stage, even if you’re still gathering details.
Choose Where to Start Browsing
If you know the manufacturer, browse by brand to explore equipment from PSG brands All-Flo, Blackmer, Hydro, and Wilden. This route is useful when you’re looking for a familiar product family or checking the range from a particular brand.
If you want to explore pump types, shop by technology. The catalog includes AODD, sliding vane, internal gear, regenerative turbine, and water-driven pumps. You’ll also find gas compressors and Hydro dispensing equipment in the wider store.
Use the category filters to narrow the products you want to examine. The available filters vary by technology. For example, internal gear pump filters include seal and primary material.
Use the Pump Finder for AODD Options
Our Pump Finder guides you through questions to narrow AODD pump options. For other technologies, use the catalog or talk through your application with us.
You can also browse the AODD catalog directly and filter by connection size, wetted path material, and diaphragm material. Open a product page to review its specifications and available downloads. Those details help you compare configurations beyond the product name.
Check the Configuration Against Your Process
For a replacement, start with the complete model or part number on the nameplate or in your records. Compare the materials, connections, and configuration with the pump you’re replacing. If the process has changed, include those changes when reviewing the replacement.
For a new application, the fluid and required duty give you a starting point. The following details help connect the product information to your process:
- Fluid name and composition, temperature, viscosity, and any solids.
- Required flow and pressure, with units and the conditions those values describe.
- Transfer, circulation, dosing, or another process, including the operating schedule.
- Connections, installation space, and available power or compressed air.
Review the manufacturer’s performance data for the flow, pressure, and operating conditions you need. Check material compatibility for your fluid and temperature. A maximum flow rating alone doesn’t establish how a pump will perform at your required operating point.
Talk Through the Details With Us
If a material, operating limit, or installation detail is unclear, we can help you work through the product information. Share the model you’re considering and the question you want to resolve. Estimates and unanswered questions are welcome; let us know which details still need confirming.
If you’re replacing a pump that underperformed, tell us what happened and what changed in the process. That gives us context for comparing configurations with you, rather than simply matching the old model.
Whether you’ve narrowed your choices or are just getting started, we’re here to help you understand the options for your application.
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.
