Crane Pumps & Systems
At Process & Power, we’re proud to supply Crane Pumps & Systems, a trusted global leader in fluid-handling solutions. With a history dating back over 150 years, Crane is known for designing and manufacturing pumps that deliver unmatched performance, durability, and efficiency. Their products serve a wide range of applications in water, wastewater, commercial, and industrial markets.
Product Highlights
Centrifugal Pumps – Efficient, versatile pumps for water supply, HVAC, and industrial processes.
Submersible Wastewater Pumps – Heavy-duty solutions for municipal, commercial, and industrial wastewater handling.
Self-Priming Pumps – Reliable operation where suction lift is required.
End-Suction Pumps – Compact, easy-to-maintain designs for general service.
Packaged Systems – Complete pumping solutions tailored for water and wastewater management.
Why Choose Crane?
Over a century of engineering expertise and innovation
Broad product portfolio covering clean water to wastewater applications
Reliable, efficient designs that reduce operating costs and downtime
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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Crane Pumps FAQ
What makes Crane Pumps a trusted name in wastewater and industrial pumping?
Crane Pumps are built for reliable performance in demanding environments where wastewater, sewage, drainage, and process water must be moved efficiently. Their rugged designs are trusted by municipalities, contractors, manufacturers, and commercial facilities around the world.
What types of pumps does Crane Pumps manufacture?
Crane Pumps manufactures submersible sewage pumps, grinder pumps, effluent pumps, sump pumps, solids-handling pumps, dewatering pumps, pressure booster systems, and specialty pumping equipment for industrial and municipal applications.
Why won't my Crane pump start?
A pump that won't start may have a failed float switch, electrical issue, overloaded motor, seized bearings, blocked impeller, or damaged control panel. A professional inspection can quickly identify the source of the problem.
Does Process & Power repair Crane Pumps?
Yes. Process & Power provides Crane pump repair, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, rebuilds, and emergency field service throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and across the Mid-South.
Why does my wastewater pump keep clogging?
Pump clogs are commonly caused by wipes, grease, rags, stringy debris, or solids that exceed the pump's design capabilities. Regular maintenance and proper pump selection help minimize recurring blockages.
What are the signs that my Crane pump needs immediate service?
Reduced pumping capacity, excessive vibration, loud noises, leaking seals, overheating, repeated breaker trips, frequent cycling, or recurring lift station alarms are all signs that service should be scheduled as soon as possible.
Can Process & Power troubleshoot complete lift station systems?
Absolutely. Our technicians diagnose pumps, motors, float switches, control panels, valves, electrical systems, and piping to identify the root cause of performance issues and restore dependable operation.
How often should Crane pumps receive preventative maintenance?
Maintenance frequency depends on operating conditions, but routine inspections of impellers, seals, bearings, motors, lubrication, electrical components, and controls help reduce unexpected failures and extend equipment life.
What industries use Crane Pumps?
Crane Pumps are widely used in municipal wastewater systems, manufacturing plants, commercial buildings, food processing facilities, construction projects, mining operations, industrial processing plants, and water treatment facilities.
Can a Crane pump be rebuilt instead of replaced?
In many cases, yes. Replacing worn bearings, seals, impellers, shafts, and other internal components can restore performance while extending the service life of the existing pump.
Does Process & Power provide wastewater pump repair near me?
Yes. Process & Power provides industrial and municipal pump repair, emergency service, preventative maintenance, and wastewater system support throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for customers searching for wastewater pump repair near me.
Why is my submersible pump overheating?
Overheating may result from restricted flow, blocked impellers, low water levels, electrical problems, worn bearings, or operating outside the pump's intended range. Prompt service can help prevent permanent damage.
Can preventative maintenance lower pump operating costs?
Yes. Regular maintenance improves efficiency, reduces energy consumption, minimizes emergency repairs, extends equipment life, and helps facilities avoid expensive production downtime.
How do I know if it's time to replace my Crane pump?
If repairs have become frequent, replacement parts are difficult to obtain, or the pump no longer meets your system's capacity requirements, Process & Power can evaluate whether rebuilding or replacing the equipment is the most cost-effective solution.
Why choose Process & Power for Crane pump support?
Process & Power combines experienced pump technicians, responsive local service, preventative maintenance programs, and industrial pumping expertise to help customers maximize equipment reliability and keep wastewater and industrial systems operating efficiently throughout the Mid-South.