SIMFLO has unveiled a series of significant upgrades across its operations, including modernisation of its Arizona pump testing facility, the establishment of a new quality control centre in Lubbock and the introduction of a redesigned corporate website. These initiatives are aimed at elevating product reliability, strengthening customer support and enabling long-term growth.
The company has completed comprehensive improvements to its 10,000-square-foot pump testing facility in Willcox, Arizona. Enhancements include a redesigned test pit for 4- to 9-inch submersible pumps, upgrades to metering and valve systems, structural improvements, installation of two 10-ton cranes with a combined 40,000 lb lift capacity and expanded medium-voltage power for testing up to 1,000 horsepower and 30,000 gallons per minute. The facility also incorporates advanced data collection systems for improved precision. In addition to serving as an overflow testing site, the Willcox plant acts as a distribution hub for the western U.S., reducing delivery times and logistics costs.
SIMFLO has also opened a state-of-the-art 30,000-square-foot Quality Control Facility at its Lubbock campus, which will become fully operational within the next 4–6 weeks. Led by Quality & Customer Support Director Lisa Leach, P.E., the centre conducts extensive inspections on non–in-house components, covering batch testing, discharge head verification, weld and dimensional checks, coating inspection led by a NACE Level 1 inspector and new product evaluations prior to final performance testing. Consolidating quality assurance under one advanced facility enhances reliability for customers around the world.
“As we continue to invest in advanced testing and quality assurance, we reaffirm our commitment to delivering dependable, high-performance solutions to our customers,” said Jay Tando, Chief Operating Officer.
Supporting its worldwide customer base, SIMFLO has launched a fully revamped website designed by PAVLOV Agency. The platform features a modern interface, intuitive navigation, multilingual support in English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Hindi and Portuguese and a specialised digital assistant to help users find information quickly.
Comprehensive product details, technical resources and application-specific insights provide customers with a centralised hub for engineering and project support. “These investments reflect our vision for the company’s future and our unwavering focus on innovation, operational excellence and customer value,” said Mr Tando.
Simflo is a company known for manufacturing high-performance pumps used in municipal, industrial, agricultural, and commercial water systems. Their products are designed to deliver reliable and efficient water movement, whether for irrigation, water treatment, or large-scale infrastructure projects.
Simflo emphasizes durability and energy efficiency, providing solutions that can operate in demanding environments while reducing maintenance costs. With a commitment to engineering innovation and customer support, the company has become a trusted name in fluid movement technology across a wide range of industries.
