Web site for pumps? 3

[PRW]

Do any of you have any experience with a web site called PumpBiz.com?
I have seen it, and it really looks professional, but I wondered what others thought.

Thanks in advance.

PRW

 

[electricpete]

I notice you're a new member.

Please forgive my asking... are you associated with the website in question?

 

[PRW]

Hi Pete,

I fully understand your question, but no, I am an engineer with a company in Chigago that manufactures electroplating equipment. We do use pumps, so I am always on the look out for a new source. I just wondered as I mentioned before, if anyone else has used them.

 

[electricpete]

Thanks. Sorry for questioning you. It looks like a good site to me, but then again I'm no pump engineer.

 

[motorman]

Try these out for size

The basics:

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_WI001

Then:

http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/broadway/1211/id18.htm

http://www.pumpline.com/operatio.htm

http://user.icx.net/~doncasada/

http://www.pump-zone.com/articles/00/jan/feature3.htm

http://www.rampump.com/handbook.html

 

[DiaphragmPumps]

Or

http://www.diaphragmpumps.co.uk

plug plug

 

[DiaphragmPumps]

Spot the typing error

http://www.diaphragmpumps.co.uk

 

[dgallagher]

Check out

http://www.pump-zone.com

 

[PRW]

Thanks to all that posted replies. These are some useful informational sights. But, as I mentioned in my initial post, I am looking for pump vendors, and wanted to know if anyone had used

http://www.pumpbiz.com

 

[DiaphragmPumps]

A couple of points
1) You didn't mention vendor in your original post.
2) Vendor? ie sum one who sells.Perhaps you meant customer?

 

[PRW]

Again, thanks to all that answered. I just wanted to let everyone know that I tried this vendor when I needed some motors for pumps that I already had. They beat the local vendors price, and I got the motors, 8 Leesons, the next afternoon. I know this is my first order, but they seem to want to give champagne service to this beer lover.