Pump upgrades that can generate profit

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Pump repair

Publication date:

January 2009

Author:

Gene Vogel, EASA Pump & Vibration Specialist

A challenge to all service centers is finding ways to differentiate themselves from every other “fix-it” facility. To the extent that service centers can offer additional services to their customers beyond basic repair, they will be able to get their customer’s attention and stand out as a value-added provider.

In the arena of pump repair, there are a number of modifications that can be implemented during overhaul that will improve pump performance and reliability. The icing on the cake is that providing these upgrades can represent a source of high-profit revenue.

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