Pump systems are the backbone of numerous industries in New Zealand, from wastewater treatment plants to chemical processing and pharmaceuticals. Even residential properties rely on proper pump systems for their water services. That is to say, investing in a professional pump maintenance service is of paramount importance, no matter the pump you have and what purpose it serves.
Peristaltic pumps, centrifugal pumps and drum pumps require the same amount of care on a regular basis. Indeed, we at PumpWorks have already maintained and repaired all of these pumps before! Learn from our years of hard-earned experience and discover exactly why pump maintenance is so important, here:
A regular maintenance schedule, even on an annual basis, can prolong the lifespan of your pump system by years. It reduces the wear and tear of operation on your pump’s components, and also effectively solves minor issues before they escalate into major failures. When problems, like a faulty component, are caught early, you can save money and time on costly repairs in future.
Pump maintenance also minimises the downtime of your operations. When important industries, such as wastewater treatment, rely on pump systems, unexpected breakdowns can impact hundreds of properties across New Zealand. Creating a schedule for the regular inspections and maintenance of your pumps in New Zealand means that you can operate on a continuous basis, thus keeping New Zealand’s infrastructure running as it should, and you can even schedule servicing during non-peak times for your business, minimising disruption as a whole.
New Zealand is a country that prioritises sustainability and eco-friendliness in as many industries as possible. A well-maintained pump is an energy-efficient one – specifically, one that is able to perform better and consume less energy on a daily basis! As a result, your business will also benefit from reduced operational costs. There is really no downside to regularly maintaining your pumps, even if consulting a professional is a minor investment.
Most importantly, maintained pumps ensure that your operations – whether industrial, commercial or residential – remain compliant to New Zealand’s legal regulations. Poorly maintained pumps can leak waste and contaminate the surrounding environment, and may even put your property’s structural integrity at risk.
Failing to keep up with pump maintenance simply isn’t worth the danger, and if you weren’t sure about how important these maintenance schedules were before, we hope this article provides you with the much-needed information to implement proper procedure in your own operations.
For the proper maintenance of pumps in New Zealand, contact PumpWorks at your earliest convenience. We are reachable via mobile at 0800 513 361 and email at sales@pumpworks.co.nz.
Address: 16/10 Olive Road, Penrose, Auckland 1061
Phone: 0800 513 361
Email: sales@pumpworks.co.nz
