Category: News & Blogs

MTP Supports SVA – Riding with Purpose for the 2023 MACA Cancer 200 Ride for Research

Malcolm Thompson Pumps (MTP) recently sponsored Support Vehicles Australia (SVA) for their participation in the MACA Cancer 200 Ride for Research – a 200km journey dedicated to raising vital funds for cancer research through the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. The SVA team, fuelled by their passion for this wonderful cause, and their dedication […]

The Top 4 Causes of Bore Pump Failure and How You Can Avoid Them

When bore pumps fail, the consequences can be costly and drastic. Here, we explain what the most common causes of bore pump failure are, and what you can do to avoid it.

3 Questions to Ask Before Troubleshooting Water Pumps

Having issues with your water pump? Before you begin to troubleshoot, work through these three questions – it may just help with your water pump repair.

Residential, Commercial & Industrial Sewage Applications

We examine the various applications and requirements for submersible sewage pumps in Australian residential, commercial and industrial settings.

How to find the best-suited submersible pumps for your industry

Submersible pumps are used in many industries, so it’s important to choose the right type for your needs. Read our guide to the best pumps by industry

5 Things You Need to Know Before a Pump Upgrade

You’ll know it’s time to upgrade your pump solutions if they’re underperforming, inefficient or no longer suited to your needs, however not all upgrades are the same. Read through the five things you should know before arranging an upgrade.

Ask the Experts: Protecting Your Bore Pump from Failure

More often than not, premature pump failure tends to be caused by two main reasons being abrasion/corrosion to both the pump and motor and outright motor failure. Here, we look at the most common ways your bore pump can fail and how to minimise the risk…

5 Service and Repair Tips for Extending a Pumps Life Cycle

The saying ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’ certainly applies in the case of centrifugal, chemical and borehole pumps.