Waukesha pumps are one of the most commonly used pumps in industrial and sanitary production processes. They are known to be durable, rugged and dependable pumps that have a history of working in some of the most demanding production environments.
The company offers a range of different types of pumps for a variety of applications. This includes positive displacement pumps as well as centrifugal pumps of various models and configurations to work with different systems and applications.
As with all components and equipment, even these top pumps will eventually have the need for repairs. This can include sealed components on the pump as well as adaptors, shafts, O-rings and complete kits that provide for all of the Waukesha pump parts for a specific part of the pump.
Shop at Authorized Distributors
When shopping online, you will find there are any number of online sites selling Waukesha pump parts. There is a risk in purchasing from any business other than an authorized dealer. Some of these unauthorized sellers on auction sites or general equipment part sites may not be selling actual Waukesha parts. Instead, they are selling cheaply made generic and aftermarket types of parts.
Compare Prices and Availability
With authorized dealers, it is a good idea to compare both prices as well as availability. Many of the companies offering Waukesha pump parts don’t keep a large inventory and have to place orders with the company and then ship to the customer. This can add days to your order, and that may be non-productive downtime that is costing the business money.
Consider Shipping
Specialized dealers that just provide pumps, components and parts to the sanitary and industrial processing industries may provide next-day delivery for all their in-stock inventory. As these companies deal exclusively in this niche area, they tend to have the best on-hand inventory. They may also have hard to find parts for older models of pumps. They will also have the ability to assist in making sure you are ordering the right part for your pump, which will also be critical to getting your production line up and running as quickly as possible.
