Seven, D&D 42-inch Axial Flow pump systems at the Harvey Canal in New Orleans pass test by Army Corps of Engineers in simulated Hurricane Test. August 2007
Specifically, D&D builds electric or diesel-driven Power Units and Axial Flow, Trash, Sludge, Slurry/Digester, and Mixed Flow pumpheads. The flow capacities of these pumpheads range from 450gpm to 55,000gpm and heads of 250 feet are attainable. If a standard pump will not meet the performance needed for a special application, D&D’s engineering department can design and build a hybrid pump to meet an individual requirement.
When the owners acquired D&D, it was a four-employee, custom machine shop that repaired pumps used by local farmers. Shortly thereafter, D&D began to manufacture hydraulic pumps for a local sales and rental company. In the 1980’s, as the business grew, D&D began to sell to other customers throughout the country eventually achieving global recognition.
D&D 30-inch Axial Flow pump systems at work in Yuma, Arizona
D&D goes to market via distributors and direct sales channels on every continent. Its growth has continued, and today, through trade publications, advertising, customer referrals, and a developing dealer network, new markets and applications are being recognized for its versatile equipment.
For 39 years, the D&D name has been associated with product reliability and performance. D&D is determined to carry on its tradition of providing an expertly designed and manufactured product through innovation in product design and modern manufacturing technology. This, coupled with its focus on offering outstanding customer service, make D&D the leader in the dewatering industry.
