Vissers Sales Corporation

06/24/2026

Advanced Valve Control for Efficiency & Reliability: https://buff.ly/t0yKRUR

06/23/2026

Stop blaming the pump.

Chemical dosing goes off-target, and the metering pump is always the first suspect. In most cases, the pump is doing its job. The process around it is the problem.

Run a calibration column test with a stopwatch. If the pump delivers within tolerance, leave it alone. Check suction conditions, chemical storage, dilution flow, and injection placement instead.

A new pump still pulls bubbles from a gassy suction line. Replacing equipment before diagnosing the process wastes time and money.

Read the full article to learn more: https://buff.ly/V4spalt

Dosing issues are often caused by temperature, degassing, dilution, or injection design—not the metering pump. Learn how to troubleshoot the full process.

06/22/2026

The $3.8B lesson: What the North Shore settlement teaches Canada about wastewater procurement: https://buff.ly/VNkaxm4

06/19/2026

Unlocking the cottage, unloading the tank:https://buff.ly/z1r2PBW

06/18/2026

Energy Efficiency in Seawater Reverse Osmosis: https://buff.ly/FRTLl3m

06/17/2026

Volumetric Flow Rate Versus Mass Flow Rate: https://buff.ly/3WrP5A5

06/16/2026

How Is Cavitation Quantified in Rotodynamic Pumps? https://buff.ly/cWQnPUi

06/15/2026

Add enough sensors and the operators become optional, right? In a pump room, that idea falls apart fast.

More data helps your people decide faster without replacing the judgment behind the decision. A dashboard shows a pump drawing more power, while your operator knows the draw climbs every time the day shift switches tanks, the same pattern that preceded last spring's seal failure.

Good operators read the system the way you read a familiar room. An everyday noise and a brand-new one sound different to them. Drift becomes obvious to them weeks before it crosses an alarm threshold. None of that shows up in a spec sheet, and none of it survives if the people carrying it feel ignored.

The strongest plants we work with treat sensors and operators as one system. Sensors handle the 3 a.m. hours when no one is watching, and people handle everything sensors were never set up to measure.

Instrumentation is worth the budget. Tuning out the person closest to the equipment wastes much of it.

Want a pump setup that gives your team better information without sidelining their judgment?

Article: https://buff.ly/16R0Oxn

06/10/2026

The unspoken costs of industrial pump failures extend beyond repairs.

Production stops.
Orders delay.
Revenue drops.

Maintenance data shows long-term impacts:
• Increased repair frequency with low-cost pumps
• Higher energy consumption from inefficient models
• Production losses from unexpected downtime

Know your true pump costs. Schedule a lifecycle cost analysis. https://buff.ly/4gZb3EU

06/09/2026

Positive displacement pumps keep building pressure until something breaks. Usually, the pump head. Or your safety record. A $200 relief valve prevents a $5,000+ failure.

That plus four other accessories that stop chemical spills before they start: back-pressure valves, containment trays, leak-detect switches, and colour-coded tubing. https://visserssales.com/safety-first-small-accessories-that-prevent-big-chemical-incidents/