Webtrol Pumps
Industrial Air Services is proud to carry Webtrol Pumps, a U.S. manufacturer with over 60 years of experience producing high-quality, dependable pumps. Built on a foundation of craftsmanship and engineering excellence, Webtrol products are trusted for consistent performance across residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial applications.
Product Highlights
Submersible Well Pumps – Reliable solutions for residential and commercial water supply.
Booster Pumps – Engineered to provide consistent water pressure in municipal, commercial, and industrial systems.
Centrifugal Pumps – Versatile and efficient designs for irrigation, industrial processes, and general water movement.
Vertical Multi-Stage Pumps – High-pressure, space-saving systems ideal for HVAC, RO, and boiler feed applications.
Custom Pump Solutions – Tailored designs to meet unique customer specifications and performance needs.
Why Choose Webtrol?
Over six decades of proven American manufacturing
Broad product range serving water supply, pressure boosting, and industrial applications
Trusted performance backed by exceptional quality and reliability
Industrial Air Services
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📍 138 Bain Drive • LaVergne, TN 37086
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Webtrol Pumps FAQ
What are Webtrol pumps used for?
Webtrol pumps support water supply, irrigation, pressure boosting, circulation, and industrial water handling. Its product range serves residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial applications.
What types of pumps does Webtrol offer?
Options include centrifugal pumps, horizontal boosters, vertical multistage pumps, self-priming pumps, jet pumps, and submersible well pumps.
Does Webtrol offer pumps for wells?
Yes. Webtrol offers well-pump options, including submersible equipment and jet pumps. Well depth, pumping water level, and water demand determine the appropriate design.
What does a booster pump do?
A booster pump adds pressure to an existing liquid supply. It must be selected around the incoming pressure, required flow, and desired discharge conditions.
What is a vertical multistage pump?
A vertical multistage pump uses several impeller stages to increase pressure in a compact arrangement. Each stage contributes to the total head produced.
Are horizontal booster pumps available?
Yes. Webtrol lists horizontal booster products, including its EZ Series. Compare the specific model's performance, temperature limits, and materials with the application.
Does Webtrol offer stainless-steel centrifugal pumps?
Yes. Webtrol's range includes stainless-steel centrifugal designs. Stainless steel does not guarantee compatibility with every liquid, so evaluate the complete wetted construction.
Can Webtrol pumps be used for irrigation?
Suitable models can supply irrigation systems. Selection should consider the source, number of operating zones, sprinkler pressure requirements, elevation, and piping losses.
What information is needed to select a well pump?
Provide well diameter, depth, pumping water level, well yield, and required household or process demand. Electrical service and the pressure-system arrangement also matter.
Can a larger pump fix a low-yield well?
Not necessarily. A larger pump cannot increase the well's natural replenishment rate. Pump capacity, storage, and operating controls should be coordinated with the available water supply.
Why does a booster need an adequate inlet supply?
A booster raises pressure but still needs enough incoming liquid. Inadequate supply can cause unstable performance, cavitation, or loss of flow.
What can cause frequent starts and stops?
Possible causes include pressure-tank problems, incorrect controls, leaks, or unsuitable pump capacity. Check the pressure system before assuming the pump itself has failed.
Can Webtrol equipment replace another pump brand?
A suitable replacement may be available, but compare the duty point, connections, dimensions, materials, and electrical requirements. Matching horsepower alone is not enough.
What maintenance does a Webtrol pump require?
Follow the exact model's instructions. Depending on the system, checks may include leaks, seals, controls, pressure-tank operation, motor condition, and changes in flow or pressure.
What are signs of a water-pumping problem?
Watch for fluctuating pressure, declining flow, unusual sounds, repeated trips, or unexpected cycling. Source-water levels, clogged piping, and controls can produce symptoms similar to pump wear.
Where can I request a Webtrol pump quote?
Contact Industrial Air Services at (615) 641-3100. Provide the application requirements and, for replacement equipment, the existing pump's model and nameplate information.