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Watch GPM Custom-Engineer a Mine Dewatering Pump House in 3 Minutes

By: Terry King on 3/29/19 13:31

Mining is truly the backbone of northern Minnesota’s economy. Valuable iron ore is mined and processed across the region then sent out to feed the steel mills which manufacture ...

Wilson Sump Pump Design Saves Nickel Mine OVER $300K

By: Blake Kolquist on 7/26/18 13:36

Wilson Sump Pump Design Saves Nickel Mine Over $300K in One YearGlencore’s new Nickel Rim South (NRS) mine in Sudbury Ontario had a major problem. The sump pump system for ...

GPM | Your Howden Roots Blower Authorized Repair and Service Center

By: Blake Kolquist on 6/21/18 9:40

Howden Roots: Serving a Wide Variety of CustomersGPM, Inc., manufactures GPM-Eliminators™, the most reliable submersible and horizontal slurry pumps in the world. We also are ...

GPM Product Expansion - Howden Roots Blowers

By: Bob Gemuenden on 5/31/18 8:39

INTRODUCING HOWDEN ROOTS BLOWERSGPM recently expanded its relationship with Howden Roots, growing as an authorized seller, distributor and repair center for Roots blowers. For 30 ...

A Bigger Motor for the Biggest Dewatering Pump Challenges

By: Terry King on 4/27/18 11:35

FOR A BIGGER, BADDER DEWATERING PUMP, YOU NEED A BIGGER, BADDER MOTOR GPM customers work in the world’s toughest industries and they expect top performance from their products. ...

GPM Distribution Product Expansion | Howden Roots Blowers, Compressors and Controls

By: Brandi Beach on 4/26/18 12:03

GPM has been in the business of manufacturing, distributing, servicing and repairing industrial pumps for the past 40 years. Customers know GPM pumps are the toughest in the ...

GPM Complete Metal Fabrication Services

By: Terry King on 3/26/18 15:56

For forty years, customers have known GPM as an industry-leading manufacturer and distributor of industrial pumps that get ANY job done. They’ve also come to trust the GPM Service ...

GPM Pump Performance Testing

By: Blake Kolquist on 3/14/18 14:31

Not again. A critical pump is failing, and you don’t know why. Could it be a hydraulic issue, or maybe an electrical problem? You’re not sure yet, but you know this loss of ...

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