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E4 Industrial supplies centrifugal, positive displacement, vacuum, and specialty pumps for refining, petrochemical, midstream, chemical, and heavy industrial facilities, while supporting retrofit, reliability, and infrastructure projects across energy, utility, and select municipal sectors
Our focus is on application-correct pump selection, not catalog-driven sales.
We help customers choose pump designs, materials, and operating envelopes that align with real system conditions — improving reliability, efficiency, and long-term performance.
Whether the requirement is a direct replacement, a service upgrade, or a complete pumping solution, E4 supports pump procurement with sound engineering judgment and practical field experience.
Centrifugal pumps represent the industry standard for high-capacity fluid movement across refining, process, power, and infrastructure environments
They move fluid by imparting velocity through a rotating impeller and converting that velocity into pressure within the casing.
Because of their simplicity, scalability, and tolerance for continuous operation, centrifugal pumps dominate water, HVAC, utility, chemical, and general process services.
The most common centrifugal pump architecture in service today.
End suction, inline, close-coupled, and frame-mounted designs
ANSI B73.1, ISO 2858 / 5199, and API 610 overhung configurations
Widely used for utility water, process transfer, cooling water, HVAC, and general services
Selected for higher power, higher head, and critical continuous duty.
Impeller supported between bearings for improved rotor stability
Suitable for large process units and severe operating conditions
Common in refineries, pipelines, boiler feed, and major industrial services
API 610 BB-type designs
Used when suction conditions or site layout
require a vertical configuration.
List items:
Vertical turbine, vertical sump, and vertical inline designs
Favorable suction characteristics and minimal footprint
Common in municipal water systems, cooling water, firewater, lift stations, and sumps
Radial flow — higher head, moderate flow
Mixed flow — medium head, higher flow
Axial flow — very high flow, low head
Key Selection Considerations :
Pump curve and operating range relative to BEP
NPSH available versus required
Materials of construction
Mechanical seal and bearing arrangements
Duty cycle and expected service life
Gear Pumps
Screw Pumps (Single, Twin, and Triple
Screw)
Self-priming with good suction performance
Common in fuel and light hydrocarbon services
Capable of handling slurries, sludge, and solids
Fluid characteristics and service conditions
Overpressure protection and relief requirements
Fluid viscosity and solids content
Pulsation characteristics
Speed-based flow control
Maintenance access and wear components
Common applications include vacuum distillation,
filtration, drying, degassing, and condenser evacuation.
In addition to standard centrifugal and positive displacement pumps, E4 supports specialty pump technologies for unique service conditions, including:
Our objective is straightforward:
supply pumps that operate reliably within the systems they are installed in.
E4 supplies pumps for a wide range of
applications, including:
Where appropriate, pump supply may be coordinated with motors, drives, and mechanical accessories specified by the project.
We don’t oversell complexity.
We help customers buy the right pump for the service.
Application-driven pump selection
Reduced risk of misapplication
Practical technical support during procurement
Clean documentation and submittals
Long-term support beyond initial purchase
For standard pump purchases, direct replacements, and reorder items, E4 also supports procurement-only pump supply through our pump division.