Supavac Canada Inc. - Solids Transfer Pumps

GUZZLA™ SV 60 and SV 60V Solids Transfer Pumps

Guzzla® SV 60 and SV 60V vacuum recovery pressure discharge pumps are proven to reliably transfer most flowable wet, abrasives, trash, powders, hard solids and much more, often without having to add water.

Mobile vacuum loading transfer pumps can reliably handle flowable slurries, hard solids and dry bulk materials.

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	SV 60V Guzzla™ operational animation

Supavac Appoints ITT Flygt As First Canadian National Dealer.

Supavac is pleased to announce that ITT Flygt has been appointed as the first Canadian dealer. G. Paul Donnini, managing director for ITT Flygt’s Canadian operations and Bob Spicer, president of Supavac Canada Inc. signed the agreement and the first Guzzla solids transfer pumps were delivered in December 2006. Michael F. Kerman is responsible for sales development through a national network of fifteen branch operations from coast to coast. Claude Goulet, Eng., as manager of ITT Flygt’s Dewatering Division is responsible for the national rental program. ITT Flygt’s Canadian rental program features electric submersible pumps and mixers, diesel driven self-priming centrifugal pumps, Supavac solids transfer pumps, piping, hose and engineered systems. ITT Flygt, with revenues of $8 billion, is the world’s largest provider of pumps.

High Profile Equipment Rental Dealers Are To Be Appointed To serve Contractors And Others.

Supavac is currently in discussions with several major equipment rental dealers in Quebec, the Maritimes, Ontario and the West to provide rentals of Supavac pumps, compressors and hose along with their other rental equipment. More news to follow shortly.

Contractors are a major provider of services to the infrastructure, industrial and resource sectors on a day to day basis. Supavac solids transfer pumps are proven to handle sludge and slurries in tough applications that are beyond the capability of submersible, centrifugal and diaphragm pumps and where they break down too often.