Unexpected equipment failures can lead to costly downtime, production delays, and increased maintenance expenses. Keeping essential PumpGuard spare parts readily available ensures your team can respond quickly when replacements are needed, minimizing disruptions and maintaining operational continuity. Having critical spares in inventory is a proactive maintenance strategy that helps protect both your equipment and your productivity.
Reduce waiting time for replacement parts and get systems back online faster when maintenance or repairs are required
Having replacement components on hand allows worn parts to be replaced proactively before failures occur
A well-stocked spare parts inventory helps ensure continuous monitoring, protection, and performance of your pumping systems.
Timely replacement of aging or damaged components helps maintain system performance and prolong the life of your PumpGuard installation.
Ensure essential monitoring and protection systems remain operational, helping safeguard pumps and associated equipment.
Avoid expensive rush orders, expedited shipping, and unplanned maintenance expenses during critical situations.
Enable maintenance teams to perform repairs and scheduled servicing without delays caused by parts procurement.
Our parts team helps you quickly source the right PumpGuard components — even hard-to-find ones — so you get what you need, when you need it. We support you throughout your system’s entire lifetime, from parts selection to expedited delivery.
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6mm OD gray sensing line tubing; loss of pressure triggers an alarm from pressure switch and releases fire suppression foam
Manual foam release mechanism; includes pressure gauge, connection for filling adapter, and fittings to connect red sensor line
Delivers a discrete signal to PLC when pressure is released from the pilot sensing line, indicating foam release or a pressure leak in the sensing line
A device used to inspect, adjust, or refill nitrogen gas pressure in the sensing line
Small, deformable ring used in tubing and piping compression fittings to create a tight pressure seal and prevent the tube from pulling out
Stiffens the tube end to prevent leaks that could be caused by the tubing wall collapsing under the grip of the ferrule
Plug for the end of the sensing line; maintains sensing line pressure until ruptured
Brass NPT compression fitting in the left wall of the PumpGuard cowling
Delivers RTD input to PLC to indicate an increase in temperature at the bearing seal due to increased friction from misalignment or seal degradation
Delivers an analog signal to the PLC to indicate the bearing’s vibration for monitoring
Magnetic mount for the vibration sensor
Delivers a discrete signal to the PLC to indicate that thermal fluid has leaked into the canister body and reached the level of the high-level switch (moderate leak) or high-high level switch (catastrophic leak)
Plug for the end of the sensing line; maintains sensing line pressure until ruptured
