Blackmer Gear Pumps

At Process & Power, we proudly supply Blackmer Gear Pumps, part of the PSG Dover family of pump technologies. Known for precision and durability, Blackmer gear pumps are engineered for the safe and efficient handling of clean, lubricating fluids across a wide range of industrial applications. Their rugged design delivers reliable performance in chemical processing, petroleum, power generation, and other demanding industries.

Product Highlights

  • Internal Gear Pumps – Ideal for transferring viscous liquids such as oils, fuels, and chemicals.

  • External Gear Pumps – Precise, high-pressure designs for metering and dosing applications.

  • Heavy-Duty Gear Pumps – Engineered for continuous operation in demanding industrial environments.

  • Custom Configurations – Available with a wide range of materials, seals, and mounting options to fit specific needs.

  • Aftermarket Parts & Service – OEM-quality replacements and support to maximize pump uptime.

Why Choose Blackmer Gear Pumps?

  • Backed by PSG Dover’s global expertise and innovation

  • Reliable operation with precise flow control for critical processes

  • Versatile product range covering everything from lubricants to chemicals

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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500

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Blackmer Pumps FAQ

What are Blackmer pumps used for?

Blackmer pumps are engineered for transferring fuels, chemicals, liquefied gases, solvents, oils, and other industrial liquids. They are widely used in petroleum terminals, chemical plants, food processing facilities, transportation fleets, and industrial manufacturing operations where dependable fluid transfer is essential.

What types of pumps does Blackmer manufacture?

Blackmer manufactures sliding vane pumps, centrifugal pumps, regenerative turbine pumps, internal gear pumps, reciprocating pumps, and specialty fluid transfer equipment for industrial and commercial applications.

Why are sliding vane pumps different from other pump designs?

Sliding vane pumps automatically adjust for wear while maintaining consistent flow and high efficiency. They are well suited for handling a variety of liquids, including fuels, solvents, LPG, ammonia, and other products that require reliable, low-pulsation transfer.

Does Process & Power repair Blackmer pumps?

Yes. Process & Power provides Blackmer pump repair, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, rebuilds, laser alignment, and emergency field service throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and across the Mid-South.

Why has my Blackmer pump started losing flow?

Reduced flow can be caused by worn vanes, internal wear, clogged strainers, suction restrictions, air leaks, damaged seals, or operating conditions outside the pump's design range. Our technicians can identify the root cause and restore proper performance.

What causes a sliding vane pump to lose efficiency?

Pump efficiency may decrease due to worn vanes, damaged liners, insufficient lubrication, cavitation, excessive internal clearances, or pumping products outside the recommended operating conditions.

Can Process & Power troubleshoot complete fluid transfer systems?

Absolutely. Our technicians inspect pumps, motors, couplings, piping, valves, meters, drives, controls, and electrical components to diagnose system-wide issues and improve overall reliability.

How often should Blackmer pumps receive preventative maintenance?

Maintenance schedules vary by application, but routine inspections of vanes, seals, bearings, lubrication, alignment, couplings, and vibration levels help extend pump life and reduce unexpected downtime.

What industries commonly use Blackmer pumps?

Blackmer pumps are widely used in petroleum distribution, chemical processing, propane and LPG handling, food and beverage manufacturing, asphalt operations, marine terminals, bulk liquid transportation, and industrial processing facilities.

Can a Blackmer pump be rebuilt instead of replaced?

Yes. Many Blackmer pumps can be rebuilt by replacing vanes, seals, bearings, shafts, liners, and other wear components. Rebuilding is often a cost-effective way to restore original performance.

Does Process & Power provide Blackmer pump repair near me?

Yes. Process & Power provides Blackmer pump repair, emergency service, preventative maintenance, and industrial pumping support throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for businesses searching for industrial pump repair near me.

Why is my Blackmer pump making knocking or rattling noises?

Knocking or rattling may indicate cavitation, worn vanes, bearing wear, loose internal components, suction restrictions, or improper operating conditions. Early diagnosis helps prevent major mechanical damage.

Can preventative maintenance reduce unexpected pump failures?

Yes. Routine maintenance helps detect worn components before they fail, improves operating efficiency, extends equipment life, reduces emergency repairs, and minimizes costly production downtime.

When should I replace my Blackmer pump instead of rebuilding it?

If the pump housing has suffered significant damage, repair costs continue to increase, or the equipment no longer meets your production requirements, Process & Power can evaluate your system and recommend the most cost-effective long-term solution.

Why choose Process & Power for Blackmer pump service?

Process & Power combines experienced industrial pump technicians, responsive local support, preventative maintenance programs, and extensive fluid handling expertise to help customers maximize uptime and keep Blackmer pumping systems operating efficiently throughout the Mid-South.