Flint & Walling has a selection of submersible pumps and jet pumps designed with robust components to deliver superior performance across a range of applications.
Flint & Walling offers a selection of reliable water pumps and systems designed to help you maintain lush lawns and vibrant gardens. Browse our catalog to find the product that suits your needs.
From pressure boosting to maintaining constant pressure or regulating pressure, our range of water pressure booster pumps offer tailored solutions to tackle any challenge effectively.
Our tailored products ensure livestock comfort by providing reliable water supply solutions specifically designed for use in poultry houses and livestock environments
A car wash cannot perform efficiently with low water pressure. These products are a great solution for these applications where you need high and consistent pressure.
Flint & Walling has a large selection of water pumps suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Engineered using high-quality materials, our products provide value and efficiency.
While pumps form the core of our operations, achieving their peak performance often necessitates the integration of supplementary controls or frequency drives.
When raising livestock, it is crucial to keep the animals cool with a steady water supply. We have specially designed these products for use in poultry houses and livestock areas.
Centrifugal applications include booster service, water circulation, liquid transfer, cooling systems, jockey pump service and general service in farm, commercial and industrial applications.
Winterizing jet pumps, self-priming lawn pumps, city pressure booster pumps and centrifugal pumps is essential when protecting them from freezing in the winter. Once the temperature drops below 32 degrees, pumps are at risk of experiencing freeze damage such as a cracked casing. Luckily, there are 3 easy ways to properly winterize a pump, which saves them from needing replaced in the spring.
A good bet would be to turn off the power supply to the pump. Next, completely drain all water from the pump by opening the drain plug. After the water is drained, blow the system out to ensure there is no remaining water anywhere in the pump.
A better bet would be to shut off the power supply, drain the pump entirely, and blow it out. Then, fill the pump with Food Grade Propylene Glycol to avoid the freezing of any remaining water. Drain the Propylene Glycol in the spring. Please note: Propylene Glycol is potable; whereas, Ethylene Glycol is extremely poisonous and is deadly to use in freshwater applications.
The best bet – and only guaranteed method – would be to disconnect the pump from power, completely drain the pump of all water, blow it out, and store it in heating through the winter. Additionally, an above ground pump or submersible pump running on a VFD needs to be handled with special care, which means the transducer needs removed prior to system blow out.