How-to Guides

Sewage pumps are specialist pumps designed to handle raw sewage and move it from one location to another - usually the main sewer. For long-term, reliable performance it is critical to choose the most ...

Flanges, bolts and tightening are essential to safe, efficient and reliable operation of your liquid control network - whether it is for potable water delivery, irrigation, waste handling or ...

Air Valves are designed to intake and release gas (de-aerate) from fluid management systems, such as wastewater, potable and irrigation pipelines. This protects the pipes and overall system from ...

A valve's lever weight arm needs sufficient room for movement in order to operate, making valve adaptability to surrounding areas and space limitations an important factor when selecting a product. ...

What is an Adoptable Pumping Station? Once installed and commissioned, an adoptable pumping station becomes the property of the relevant local water authority – making them responsible for all ...

A check valve is a simple self-acting device that prevents backflow within a pipeline by only allowing fluids to move in one direction. This prevents potential potable water contamination and ...

T-T Controls® FLO range of float switches offers reliable level control, floating on the surface of a liquid and starting/stopping equipment such as a pump or valve when the liquid reaches ...

Contractors' pumps are heavy-duty pumps designed to withstand the rough and tumble conditions expected on industrial and construction sites. Read on to learn more about T-T's range and the main points ...

What is a sump pump? Sump - a pit or hollow in which liquid collects Sump pump - a submersible pump for removing water from low levels of buildings, installed in a sump at the lowest part of the ...

What is a pump station? A pump station is a publicly or privately owned structure that manages waste and surface water (e.g. rain and floodwater) in domestic, commercial and industrial ...