This major food packager was first introduced to BJM Pumps in 2011 when R.F. MacDonald Co. suggested that the central California facility use a Fahrenheit® Pump for one of their shallow sumps.

In 2005 there were 1,500 villages in China with no running water. In each case, the villagers–mostly women and school-aged girls–walked long distances each day to haul water from unsanitary sources just so they could perform the necessities of cooking, drinking, and bathing.

In 1992 when Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City initiated what would be the largest groundwater sampling project in U.S. history at the time, they turned to PumpsOK for help.

PumpsOK has a wide variety of deep-well water pumps, submersible turbine pumps, and surface-mounted water pumps from 1 to 100,000 gallons per minute, and well depths to 3000 feet. Materials of construction range from cast iron and bronze to stainless steel and engineered composites. These pumps can be used in a variety of applications from irrigation to water transfer and constant-pressure well pump applications.

Baseball — it’s America’s national pastime. An outing to the ballpark is steeped in traditions encompassing everything from food and drink — peanuts and Crackerjack, hot dogs, and of course beer — to singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” during the 7th Inning Stretch. The game can conjure up memories of simpler times or just provide a fun way to pass a few hours on a warm summer night.

Williams Air Force Base in Mesa, Arizona, was an active Air Force installation from 1941 through 1991. Like many military installations that use and store fuel, some of the fuel had leaked from the storage tanks and fuel lines, creating an environmental challenge.

After meeting at the Craft Brewers Conference, a successful brewery collaborated with ClearBlu Environmental, a full-service design-build firm that specializes in applying sustainable technologies to process wastewater treatment and reclamation.