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MWI Factory Adds 2 CNC Machines to Reduce Parts Production Times
MWI Welcomes 2 CNC Milling Machines to add to Parts Production Capabilities In 2019, MWI added a brand new Hyundai WIA L300MC CNC machine which dramatically cut down on parts production times while increasing safety over previous methods. The advanced technology substantially increased of the speed, safety and efficiency of

60 Inch Hydraflo Hydraulic Axial-Flow Pump Testing
Hydraulic Axial-Flow Pump Testing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV2NYKvPxXM MWI Pumps performed a week worth of testing on two 60 in. Hydraflo™ Axial-Flow Water Pumps at our facility in Deerfield Beach, FL. Special thanks to the MWI team, Scania USA and Mack Boring & Parts Company for all the hard work. Call 954-426-1500 or check

Season’s Greetings from MWI Pumps
Happy Holidays from MWI Pumps President, Dana Eller – 2020 Edition As 2020 comes to an end, MWI Pumps would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, a Happy Near and Happy Holidays. 2020 had its challenges this year, with COVID shutting a lot of the economy down, but as

Flood Control Pumps Aid Florida in Hurricane Eta Relief
Hydraflo Pumps Help with Hurricane Eta Recovery in South Florida – Stormwater from Tropical Storm Eta accumulating to over 14 inches of flooding in South Florida. Miami-Dade and Broward counties were hit especially hard with rainfall. Luckily MWI flood control pumps were there to aid Florida in Hurricane Eta flood

Top 5 Flood Control Tips Learned from Past Hurricanes
With experience comes knowledge and MWI has some hurricane flood control tips to share. Pump companies can learn many lessons from severe weather events. This helps make the recovery more effective and efficient the next time a hurricane threatens to strike. MWI President, Dana Eller has been involved in disaster recovery

Hurricane, Severe Storm Cleanup and Emergency Services – After the Storm
When a hurricane or strong tropical depression makes landfall, it can leave communities underwater. Afterward, hurricane, severe storm cleanup and emergency services are essential. Pump companies become the first line of defense to pump out the water so the power can be restored, and full city recovery can begin. In