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A water pump is the type of equipment that you may only need on a temporary basis — which makes renting one a much more cost-effective alternative to owning. If you operate a business in or around California cities such as Sacramento, Yuba City or Modesto, Holt of California, The Cat Rental Store is your headquarters for affordable pump rentals that will get the job done. You"ll find water pump rentals for a broad range of applications in industries such as construction, oil & gas, wastewater management and more.

Holt of California is pleased to offer a variety of submersible, towable and portable water pump rental units in numerous discharge head, maximum flow and hose diameter options. We feature late-model, low-hour pumps from top manufacturers such as Wacker Neuson, Multiquip and Magnum. We also have the on-staff expertise to help you make the ideal match between machine and application. All of our pumps undergo regular maintenance to ensure they"re in peak operating condition and ready to use when you need them.

Our simple, streamlined rental process enables you to get the pump you need quickly so that you can keep your projects on schedule. We can even deliver your pump rental to your job site if needed. We"ll also work with you to create a flexible, budget-friendly rental agreement — whether you need a pump for a day, week, month or longer. And with our timely field service, we can minimize downtime associated with any unexpected mechanical issues.

Holt of California, The Cat Rental Store has convenient equipment rental locations throughout Northern and Central California to serve you. Please take a moment to review our current selection of high-quality, reliable water pump rentals. Feel free to contact us online to request a no-obligation quote or get more information.

BANGALORE, India, Feb. 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Global Industrial Pump Rental Market is Segmented by Type (Positive Displacement Pumps Rental, Centrifugal Pumps Rental, Impulse Pumps Rental), by Application (Oil and Gas Industry, Water and Wastewater Industry, Chemical Industry, Mining Industry, Municipal): Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2023–2028.Valuates Reports Logo

The global Industrial Pump Rental market was valued at USD 2881.1 million in 2022 and is anticipated to reach USD 4117.1 million by 2029, witnessing a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period 2023-2029.

During the course of the forecast period, it is predicted that the market would grow more rapidly due to the expanding benefits of pump rental services. The introduction of digitization and the increase in internet usage have made it possible for vendors to offer cutting-edge service delivery alternatives, which is further likely to fuel the Industrial Pump Rental market growth in the years to come.

Government-sponsored projects are growing, as are rental pump investments in emerging nations around the world and competition in the industrial pump market. Industrial pumps can be rented much more affordably than purchased. As a result, it is anticipated that demand for rental industrial pumps would increase over the coming years. Additionally, renting a pump gives contractors and operators access to the most recent smart pumping technology for cost-effective process management. Application-specific pumps are provided by large pump rental firms for upstream and downstream activities. This factor is expected to drive the growth of the industrial pump rental market.

Every stage of oil and gas production requires the use of industrial pumps. In essence, they aid in the movement of process fluids from one location to another. For instance, a pump can be used to move crude oil from a storage tank to a pipeline, and mud pumps can move drilling mud around a drill bit"s annulus before returning it to a storage tank for purification. Process fluids in oil and gas operations can be simple or complex. You"ll need the appropriate pump for your needs, depending on the type of substance you wish to transfer and the flow rate you need. This in turn will drive the growth of the industrial pump rental market.

Wastewater pumps are employed in a variety of situations where sewage and seepage water are present. These pumps work by transferring liquid from the pump"s expanding suction end cavity to its contracting discharge end cavity. They do this with the aid of rollers and impellers. Another factor promoting the growth of the industrial pump rental market throughout the predicted period is innovation in service offerings. The types of pumps offered and the service delivery plays a significant influence in the market because there are many sellers in the marketplace. As a result, suppliers are concentrating on innovative service delivery methods to guarantee that their potential clients can rent pumps on time and in accordance with their application requirements.

Also, the introduction of digitalization and the increasing use of the Internet have contributed to the removal of obstacles related to the availability of pumps and daily costs. Mobile apps are being used by vendors to provide real-time information regarding pump services, which speeds up the delivery of pumps based on consumer demand. Industrial pump rental companies throughout the world are attempting to use digitization to reach more customers. Hence, market players will be able to contact more customers by adopting technologically enhanced services, which is anticipated to accelerate the expansion of the global industrial pump rental market during the course of the projected period.

The highest market share is in Asia. The primary markets for the APAC industrial pump rental industry are China, India, Japan, and Australia. The market in this region will grow more quickly than the markets in other regions. The considerable increase in offshore and onshore oil and gas exploration and production operations as well as the expansion of industrialization have resulted in a high demand for water, which will support the expansion of the industrial pump rental market in APAC over the forecast period.

The Geotech Geopump II Peristaltic Pump is designed for single and multi-stage pressure or vacuum pumping of liquids. It is ideally suited for field sample removal from shallow wells and all surface water sources or laboratory use. With the optional stainless steel tubing weight, tubing can be lowered to a specific depth without curling or floating on the surface of the water. Because this pump is operated by mechanical peristalsis, the sample comes into contact with the tubing for sample integrity only, which also simplifies cleaning and replacement.

Low Flow Sampling with a bladder pump is simple when selecting the appropriate instruments and accessories. Follow this chart to select the pump, controller, pneumatic air device and tubing to fulfill your project’s requirements.

34 = wireless Water Geotech Stainless Steel Portable Bladder Pump CE $ Up to 200’ 0.675SS18, 0.05 GPM (ID: 09381) .....................................D $47.25 W $110.25 M $315 0.85SS18, 0.10 GPM (ID: 09380) D $47.25 W $110.25 M $315 1.66SS18, 0.65 GPM, 1/4" x 3/8" (ID: 09418) ..................D $47.25 W $110.25 M $315 1.66SS18, 0.65 GPM, 1/4" x 1/4" (ID: 21544) ..................D $47.25 W $110.25 M $315 1.66SS18 w/Drop Tube Assembly (ID: 10433) D $62.25 W $145.25 M $415 Additional spare part kits available for purchase. Geotech PFAS-free (Teflon-free) Portable Bladder Pump CE $ 0.67SS18 (ID: 19818).......................................................... D $50.25 W $117.25 M $335 0.85SS18 (ID: 19817) D $50.25 W $117.25 M $335 1.66SS18 (ID: 16709) D $50.25 W $117.25 M $335 Geotech Stainless Steel Dedicated Bladder Pump $ 1.66SS36, 500psi Cartridge/up to 1000" (ID: 03307)...... D $52.50 W $122.75 M $350 QED Sample Pro Bladder Pump (1.75” OD) 0.32 GPM /up to 250" (ID: 00500) ..................................................................................D $63 W $147 M $420 LDPE Bonded Tubing ..................................................................... 100’ Rolls (Both 0.17” ID x 1/4" OD) (ID: 07876) $65 100’ Rolls (0.17" x 1/4" & 1/4" x 3/8") (ID: 01979) $70 QED Disposable Bladders 1.75" (10/pk) (ID: 00504) . $172.83 QED Grab Plates 1/4" x 1/4" (10/pk) (ID: 00501) $100.58 QED Grab Plates 1/4" x 3/8" (10/pk) (ID: 12926) $100.58 Geotech Disposable Bladders 0.67" x 18" (12/pk) (ID: 08955)

35 Water $ = sale item WATER SAMPLING ► Water Controllers QED MicroPurge MP10 Digital Controller Max psi–120 / Max Depth–250" For Sample Pro Pump (ID: 01637) D $116.25 W $271.25 M $775 QED MicroPurge MP10H Digital High

36 = wireless Water Compressors Solinst Bladder Pump Compressor Model 407 $ 12V DC, 125 psi (ID: 09757) ........................................................................... D $51.75 W $120.75 M $345 Makita High Pressure Air Compressor AC310H 2.5 HP, 400 psi (local delivery only) (ID: 14915) ........................................................................... D $48.75 W $113.75 M $325 QED MP40 MicroPurge Compressor w/ Gas Engine 4 HP 3.5 CFM @ 100 psi (local delivery only) (ID: 04143) D $67.50 W $157.50 M $450 QED Well Wizard 3020 Compressor 12V DC 0.21 CFM @ 100 psi For MP10, MP10H, MP30 (ID: 05314) ..................................................................................D $75 W $175 M $500 Field Continuous Duty DC Air Compressor 12V, 100 psi (ID: 19389) D $51.75 W $120.75 M $345 RIDGID Air Compressor 18V, 120 psi 1 gallon tank w/5.0Ah battery pack (ID: 17368) ............................................................................ D $41.25 W $96.25 M $275 HYPER Lithium-Ion Battery Pack, 5.0 Ah (ID: 17370) D $18 W $42 M $120 HYPER Lithium-Ion Battery Pack, 6.0 Ah (ID: 17720) D $19.50 W $45.50 M $130 HYPER Lithium-Ion Battery Pack, 9.0 Ah (ID: 18850) .... D $22.50 W $52.50 M $150 AC Air Compressor* (local delivery only) (ID: 00845) ............................................................................ D $33.75 W $78.75 M $225 *Model varies

The Proactive Stainless Steel Pro Series pumps, designed with the field technician in mind, can handle the field rigors associated with daily groundwater or remote water sampling. These pumps have a high-polished stainless steel body and components, to prevent rust or corrosion under normal working conditions. They are powered by a 12V DC car battery and are suitable for continuous sampling or purging of groundwater wells.

Customer Service Note: A backup pump and controller will be provided with your rental. Talk to your customer service representative about this value-added service.

GUIDE: Proactive Pump Specifications Pump Max Flow Rate Max Depth Tubing Power SS Monsoon Pro 3.5 GPM 120’ 3/8” ID Running Car Battery or 12V VMAX Deep Cycle Battery SS Hurricane Pro 3.5 GPM 150" 3/8” ID Running Car Battery or 12V VMAX Deep Cycle Battery

Usually it is necessary to pump every day until displacement depending on the pit size. Generally this would mean about five days of pumping pit fluid and cuttings prior to mud up. Once mud up occurs the pump will run about every other day through out the rest of the well. So for example, a 12 day well, would have 8 days pumping and 4 standby days for a total of $4,560.

Additionally, there would be approximately 100 gallons of diesel consumed at approximately $3 per gallon for $300. Set up and tear down is a total of $750 and average mileage would run an estimated $200. Typically overnight charges would be required for 5 nights which would be $375. Total pump charge for a typical well would be approximately $6,185.

WOHL has a limited supply of pumps and other sampling devices that are available for loan. This equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Some reservations of equipment can be accommodated depending on the size of the project and the amount of lead time that we are given. The laboratory asks that any industrial hygiene (IH) equipment be returned within two weeks of the requested delivery date and bioaerosol equipment within three to four days, so that it can be made available to other customers. You may be charged a fee if the equipment is not returned in a timely manner.

Pumps are sent out calibrated for a specific media. The pumps for IH sampling are also sent with a rotometer so that post-calibration can be done in the field before sending the equipment back to the laboratory.

If we cannot meet the request, you will be contacted.  For information regarding sampling strategy, contact customer service and explain that you need pumps and sampling advice, and they will transfer you to the appropriate person.

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Mud recycling systems were once considered optional equipment. Environmental regulations continue to become more stringent and we must all responsibly make a contribution to protect our fragile ecosystem.

Using mud recyclers are a valuable asset to drilling contractors, as well-conditioned drilling fluid can save resources, time and money by reducing the amount of water and chemicals needed by reusing your bentonite and water. This helps maintain borehole stability with consistent mud properties through the entire circulation of the fluid and you haul off mainly the drilled solids, not the entire mud returns, including the liquid.

Drillers considering a mud recycler often ask: “Where do I start?” There are factors to consider before purchasing (or renting) a mud recycler, and, just like sizing the drill rig, sizing the recycler is equally important to your success. The following are some of the questions to ask yourself before making your purchase:

These factors are important to know so that you use a recycler that is sized to clean the mud and protect the components on the rig, pump and cleaner.

As a general rule, size the recycler cleaning capacity to one and a half to two times the pumping volume (max gpm) of the triplex pump. HDD drillers normally run thicker fluids due to the low vertical height and long horizontal lengths of their bores; thicker fluid makes it more difficult for the shakers and cones to process (separate) the solids from the liquids. This is largely due to the natural coating ability of bentonite — It wants to encapsulate the solids and “hold on” to them. By upsizing the recycler, the solid particles have a second or third opportunity to process through the mud recycler for removal before going back to the rig.

Some mud recyclers provide an “onboard” mud pump that was sized specifically to the recycler. This enables the driller to use all available drill rig horsepower toward the rotation and push-pull of the drill pipe, thereby not “robbing” it for an onboard triplex pump.

When choosing a linear shaker for your mud system, look for a long runway (area of length from the front of the shaker to the end where the cuttings dump off). The longer length shaker bed allows extra time for solids to separate from the liquid, and result in drier solids leaving the mud system for disposal. You can also increase the angle of the shaker bed by five degrees to further increase the travel time of the solids.

Proper shaker screen selection enhances the results of the mud recycler, and, combined with the G-Force of the shaker, works in tandem to maximize solids dryness. In the past, shaker screens were sized by mesh size.

Identification of particle sizes from core samples taken on each drilling location provides drillers valuable information and aids in selecting screens. Drilling contractors should carry a couple of testing tools to measure the effectiveness of a of the mud recycler while drilling. These tools are: a Marsh funnel and cup, sand content kit and mud weight scales. Taking mud samples from the return pit or possum belly before the mud is processed, the underflow and overflow of the cones and the clean mud tank help monitor the effectiveness of each component of the recycler, and the driller can make component adjustments to achieve maximum efficiency.

In addition to the shale shakers, another way to size the processing capability of the mud recycler is to look at the hydrocyclone. Depending on the size of the mud recycling system, cone size will be 4, 5, 10 or 12 in. Each size cone has a micron “cut point,” and represents the size of the smallest particle the cone can “pull.” Four- and 5-in. cones have a 20-micron “cut point,” and 10- and 12-in. cones have a 74-micron “cut point.” Smaller mud systems normally have two section tanks, with a ”dirty” tank under the scalping shaker and a “clean” tank under the mud cleaner (shaker with desilting cones), while larger systems can have three section tanks with scalping, desanding and desilting.

Borehole returns require transport into the recycler via a “trash” pump properly sized for the job. Different pumps are available, but the three most common are: 1) submersible, 2) semi-submersible, and 3) aboveground centrifugal with a foot valve. Totally submersible pumps are generally the smallest in size, have a flooded suction to help in priming, and though the most convenient option, are usually the most expensive. Semi-submersible trash pumps still have a flooded suction, but the drive motor is not submerged into the fluid. Semi-submersible pumps work well, but are heavier, and longer than the submersible pumps.  Another option is an above ground centrifugal pump with a foot valve, and once primed, is dependable and normally used on larger recyclers for their increased volume capacities.

If your drilling crew has never operated a mud recycler, be sure that you are provided with training and try renting a unit to make sure it is the right “fit” prior to purchase. Be familiar with the maintenance requirements of your mud system; usually the owner’s manual is sufficient, but inquire if the manufacturer offers training videos, onsite or plant training sessions and — the most important — technical support.

In an age where protection of our planet is a major concern, so should your choice of mud systems. Choose a recycler that is respectful to the environment and leaves your jobsite as clean as possible.  Do your research, talk to other drillers, decide what you need and you will be able to make the best decision for you and your company.