Find the Right Pump for Your Application
Choosing the right pump depends on the material, required flow rate, viscosity, temperature and operating conditions. Our team helps match each application with the correct pump, motor and components for reliable fluid transfer.
Explore Our Pump Solutions

Positive Displacement
Reliable, consistent flow for petroleum, chemicals, oils, and other demanding fluid-transfer applications.
Common types: Sliding vane, gear, rotary lobe

Centrifugal
For transferring higher volumes of water, chemicals, and low-to-medium viscosity fluids.
Common uses: Circulation, unloading, processing, utilities, and general industrial service.

Complete Pump Systems
Complete pump, motor, base, drive, controls, and accessories selected for your operating requirements.
Available support: System sizing, equipment selection, replacement parts, and installation assistance.

Air Operated Diaphragm
Versatile, air-powered pumping for chemicals, abrasive fluids, slurries, and applications requiring reliable operation without an electric motor.
Common uses: Chemical transfer, wastewater, dewatering, drum unloading, and industrial processing.

Gear Pumps
Consistent, controlled flow for oils, fuels, lubricants, and other clean, medium-to-high-viscosity fluids.
Common uses: Oil transfer, lubrication systems, chemical processing, fuel handling, and industrial circulation.
Genuine Parts & Components
The Right Parts to Keep Your Equipment Operating
We supply replacement parts and components for industrial pumps and fluid-handling equipment. Our team can help identify the correct parts for your equipment and application.
- Seals, gaskets, and O-rings
- Bearings and bushings
- Vanes, gears, and internal components
- Valves, strainers, and accessories
- Replacement pump and motor components
Pump Repair & Service
Repair Support When Downtime Isn’t an Option
From inspection and troubleshooting to component replacement and complete rebuilding, FHR helps restore dependable pump performance and reduce unnecessary downtime.

