American-Marsh Pumps
Process & Power is proud to offer American-Marsh Pumps, part of the Wilo family of brands. With a legacy spanning more than 140 years, American-Marsh is one of the oldest pump manufacturers in the world. Their pumps are trusted across industries for dependable performance, rugged construction, and efficient operation in even the toughest environments.
Product Highlights
End-Suction Centrifugal Pumps – Versatile, efficient solutions for water transfer, HVAC, and industrial applications.
Split-Case Pumps – High-capacity designs for municipal water, irrigation, and industrial systems.
Vertical Turbine Pumps – Ideal for deep well, municipal, and agricultural water supply.
Submersible Pumps – Heavy-duty solutions for wastewater and dewatering needs.
Engineered Systems – Custom-built pumping solutions for unique operational requirements.
Why Choose American-Marsh?
Over 140 years of proven engineering and manufacturing experience
Broad product portfolio serving water, wastewater, agricultural, and industrial markets
Trusted performance backed by Wilo’s global innovation and support
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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American-Marsh Pumps FAQ
Why are American-Marsh pumps trusted in industrial and commercial applications?
American-Marsh pumps have been used for decades because they deliver dependable performance, efficient operation, and durable construction for water movement in demanding environments.
What types of systems use American-Marsh pumps?
American-Marsh pumps are commonly installed in HVAC systems, pressure boosting stations, industrial process water systems, cooling towers, irrigation systems, municipal water facilities, and commercial buildings.
What types of pumps does American-Marsh manufacture?
American-Marsh manufactures end suction pumps, vertical inline pumps, split-case pumps, multistage pumps, booster systems, self-priming pumps, and other centrifugal pumping solutions.
Does Process & Power provide American-Marsh pump service?
Yes. Process & Power services, repairs, rebuilds, and maintains American-Marsh pumps for customers throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and across the Mid-South.
Why is my American-Marsh pump running but not moving enough water?
Low flow may be caused by clogged suction piping, worn impellers, air leaks, cavitation, blocked strainers, or system restrictions. A complete inspection can determine the exact cause and restore proper performance.
What causes an industrial pump to overheat?
Overheating is often caused by inadequate flow, bearing failure, improper lubrication, misalignment, running the pump dry, or excessive system pressure. Correcting the issue early helps avoid major repairs.
Can Process & Power rebuild an American-Marsh pump?
Absolutely. Many American-Marsh pumps can be rebuilt by replacing bearings, seals, impellers, shafts, wear rings, and other worn components, restoring reliable operation while reducing replacement costs.
How often should American-Marsh pumps receive preventative maintenance?
Maintenance intervals depend on the operating environment, but routine inspections of bearings, seals, couplings, alignment, lubrication, and vibration help maximize reliability and reduce unexpected downtime.
What industries rely on American-Marsh pumps?
American-Marsh pumps are used in manufacturing, food processing, hospitals, schools, municipal water systems, industrial processing plants, commercial facilities, agriculture, and power generation.
Can an older pump be upgraded instead of replaced?
In many cases, yes. Upgrading motors, seals, controls, or internal hydraulic components can improve efficiency and reliability without replacing the entire pump.
Does Process & Power provide pump repair near me?
Yes. Process & Power offers industrial pump repair, emergency service, preventative maintenance, and system troubleshooting throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for facilities searching for pump repair near me.
Why is my pump leaking around the shaft?
Leaks near the shaft often indicate a worn mechanical seal, packing failure, excessive vibration, or shaft wear. Prompt repairs can prevent water damage and additional component failures.
Can preventative maintenance reduce energy costs?
Yes. Properly maintained pumps typically operate more efficiently, reducing electrical consumption while helping avoid expensive emergency repairs and unplanned shutdowns.
What should I do if my pump keeps cycling on and off?
Frequent cycling may indicate pressure tank problems, control issues, leaks in the system, or improper pump sizing. A professional evaluation can identify the underlying cause.
Why choose Process & Power for American-Marsh pump support?
Process & Power combines experienced technicians, responsive field service, preventative maintenance programs, and industrial pumping expertise to help customers extend equipment life, improve efficiency, and keep operations running throughout the Mid-South.