Finish Thompson Pumps
Process & Power is proud to carry Finish Thompson (FTI) Pumps, a U.S. manufacturer specializing in corrosion-resistant pumps designed for chemical processing and industrial fluid handling. With more than 70 years of experience, Finish Thompson has earned a reputation for delivering safe, efficient, and reliable solutions for challenging applications.
Product Highlights
Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pumps – Sealless, leak-free designs for hazardous and corrosive fluids.
Drum Pumps & Barrel Pumps – Portable solutions for safe transfer of chemicals from drums, totes, and containers.
Sealed Centrifugal Pumps – Rugged, efficient options for less demanding fluid transfer applications.
Air-Operated Double Diaphragm (AODD) Pumps – Versatile pumps for industrial, chemical, and wastewater uses.
Engineered Solutions – Custom-built systems designed to meet specific chemical-handling needs.
Why Choose Finish Thompson?
Proven expertise in chemical transfer and corrosion-resistant technology
Safe, efficient, and durable solutions for hazardous fluid applications
Wide product line serving industries from chemical processing to water treatment
Contact Process & Power for Finish Thompson Pumps
Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
Contact Us
Finish Thompson Pumps FAQ
What are Finish Thompson pumps used for?
Finish Thompson pumps are designed for safely transferring corrosive chemicals, acids, solvents, and other aggressive fluids. They are commonly used in chemical processing, water treatment, metal finishing, manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, and industrial process applications.
What types of pumps does Finish Thompson manufacture?
Finish Thompson manufactures magnetic drive centrifugal pumps, drum pumps, barrel pumps, metering pumps, self-priming pumps, vertical pumps, and other chemical transfer solutions built for demanding industrial environments.
Why are magnetic drive pumps a popular choice?
Magnetic drive pumps operate without traditional mechanical seals, reducing the risk of leaks when transferring hazardous or corrosive liquids. This design improves safety while lowering maintenance requirements.
Does Process & Power service Finish Thompson pumps?
Yes. Process & Power provides Finish Thompson pump repair, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, rebuilds, and field service throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and the surrounding Mid-South.
Why is my chemical transfer pump losing flow?
Reduced flow can be caused by clogged suction lines, worn impellers, air leaks, damaged internal components, improper pump sizing, or changes in system pressure. A professional inspection can quickly identify the source of the problem.
What are the signs that a Finish Thompson pump needs maintenance?
Common warning signs include unusual noises, excessive vibration, reduced flow, overheating, inconsistent performance, motor overloads, or visible leaks from piping or fittings.
How often should Finish Thompson pumps be serviced?
Routine maintenance should include inspecting impellers, bearings, bushings, O-rings, valves, motors, and overall pump performance. Regular preventative maintenance helps extend equipment life and minimize unexpected downtime.
Can Process & Power troubleshoot complete chemical pumping systems?
Absolutely. Our technicians evaluate pumps, motors, piping, valves, controls, and chemical transfer systems to diagnose performance issues and recommend the most effective repair or upgrade.
What industries commonly use Finish Thompson pumps?
Finish Thompson pumps are widely used in chemical manufacturing, wastewater treatment, metal plating, semiconductor production, pharmaceutical facilities, food processing, laboratories, and industrial manufacturing plants.
Can a Finish Thompson pump be rebuilt instead of replaced?
In many situations, yes. Replacing worn bearings, impellers, bushings, O-rings, and other internal components can restore performance while extending the service life of the pump.
Does Process & Power provide chemical pump repair near me?
Yes. Process & Power offers industrial chemical pump repair, emergency service, preventative maintenance, and pump system support throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for facilities searching for chemical pump repair near me.
Why is my magnetic drive pump overheating?
Overheating can result from dry running, restricted flow, clogged piping, improper installation, worn internal components, or operating outside the pump's design limits. Prompt diagnosis helps prevent permanent damage.
Can preventative maintenance improve pump reliability?
Yes. Regular inspections and scheduled replacement of wear components help reduce emergency failures, improve efficiency, maintain safe operation, and lower long-term operating costs.
What should I do if my chemical pump starts leaking?
If it is safe to do so, stop the pump and have the system inspected immediately. Leaks may indicate damaged piping, worn O-rings, loose fittings, or other issues that should be corrected before the pump is returned to service.
Why choose Process & Power for Finish Thompson pump support?
Process & Power combines experienced pump technicians, responsive field service, preventative maintenance programs, and industrial process expertise to help customers maximize equipment reliability and safely handle demanding chemical transfer applications throughout the Mid-South.