John Brooks Company to demo pumps, spray nozzles and filtration equipment at Global Petroleum Show

John Brooks Company will be exhibiting at the upcoming Global Petroleum Show from June 9-11 in Calgary, showcasing many of the high-quality products it carries. Visit the company's booth (Hall B, Booth 1068) during the show and see live demos of pumps, spray nozzles and filtration equipment ideal for oil and gas applications. 

At its Gorman-Rupp demonstration, attendees will see, first-hand, how a pump works — the air separation and recirculation of fluid within the pump casing; how and why cavitation occurs; and centrifugal pump priming/dynamic operation. Hydraulic troubleshooting techiques will also be showcased.

Other working demos include: 

• BETE Spray Lance;
• Wanner Hydracell High Pressure Diaphragm Pump;
• Wilden Diaphragm Pump; 
• Lakos Centrifugal Separator;
• 3M AutoKlean Filtration;
• Eaton DCF1600 Self Cleaning Strainer; 
• Gamajet / Alfa-Laval Tank Washing Nozzle; 
• Vogelsang Lobe Pump;
• Vector Peristaltic Pump; 
• Blacoh Pulsation Dampener; and 
• Liberty Progressive Cavity Pump.

John Brooks Company Limited provides various fluid handling solutions that service the oil and gas industry. For more than seven decades, the Canadian company has been providing its customers with pumps, spray nozzles and filtration equipment, assisting them by improving their processes and pumping systems in a variety applications. 

“As a complete systems provider, we have been able to deliver customized fluid handling solution packages and products to assist our customers with conserving energy, saving money and reducing downtime in their operations,” says Gord Bell, president of the company.   

For more information on how its products and capabilities can assist your oil and gas application, contact John Brooks Company Limited at 1-877-624-5757. Don't forget to visit the John Brooks booth (Hall B, Booth 1068) during the Global Petroleum Show at the Stampede Grounds – BMO Centre in Calgary, Alta., from June 9-11. 

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