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How to Ensure a New Water Well is Safe

April 24, 2020

You've hit water and your well is complete … almost. As with any project, it's important to see through the finishing touches and guarantee safety to those who will use the well.

Flomatic Adds Model 745 to Flo-Flex Valve Family

New Model Is AIS Compliant for Enhanced Efficiency

February 14, 2020

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Latest offering is available in a size range of 3”-12”.

Flomatic Introduces Expanded Product Catalog for 2020

Line Includes Expanded Sizes and Ranges, plus New Models

February 13, 2020

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Valves available in wide variety of sizes, ranges and models.

Flomatic Adds New Sizes and Flow Ranges to Flo-Trol Line

Flo-Trol Now Available in Seven Sizes, Various Flow Ranges

February 7, 2020

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Flo-Trol valves give constant flow over wide pressure range.

Fixing a Perforated Casing with Cement

Wayne Nash

January 23, 2020

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If you have perforated casing and the formation no longer produces enough, you must seal the open perforation with cement before you drill down to the next aquifer.

Flomatic Releases Heavy Duty Deep Well Check Valve

New Model Designed for Well Water Use with Various Pumps

October 1, 2019

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Latest offering supports weight of up to 3,300 feet of pipe.

McEllhiney Lecturer Gives Insights to Water Well Industry

Brock Yordy

August 5, 2019

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Recently, I had the excellent opportunity to interview Gary L. Hix, CWD/Pl, RG, CPG, and the 2019 McEllhiney Lecturer.

Lansas Well-Packers

June 10, 2019

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Company says product can be made in sizes from 1 to 24 inches.

Tips for Getting from Drilling to Casing

Wayne Nash

April 29, 2019

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Most of us in the water well industry know our areas well enough to be able to preplan a well and go to the location with the right tools and equipment. But sometimes we run into the unexpected.

You Know the Drill: Drilling Lessons from Dad

Alexis Brumm

April 15, 2019

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Ken Swarthout was born and raised in Hemet, California. His father was a farmer in the valley, and after serving in the Air Force, he and his brother turned to raising different types of crops. That's where Swarthout learned the ins and outs of machinery.