TDM – AUTHORIZED WARREN PUMP DISTRIBUTOR
Warren Pumps
The Warren Pumps brand has a long history of pump manufacturing dating back over 100 years to 1897. Through the years they have become known for designing and producing state of the art twin screw pumps for a wide variety of applications and materials handling. Engineered for optimum performance, efficiency and reliability, Warren’s twin-screw pumps consistently produce some of the industries lowest possible life-cycle costs.
Like TDM, Warren Pumps is a New England based company. The small western Massachusetts town of Warren has been home to Warren Pumps headquarters and manufacturing facilities since the companies inception. From this small Massachusetts town Warren’s team of engineers consistently pushes the limits of twin screw pump design to ensure their customers constantly changing needs are met. From asphalt to calking compounds, Warren regularly develops new pump configurations to deliver efficient, reliable pump solutions to their global customer base.
Warren Pumps Applications:
Warren produces pumps that are capable of handling liquids containing abrasive solids and/or gas and serve, but are not limited to, the following industries (applications).
- Pulp and Paper
- Navy / Military
- General Industrial Machinery
- Power Generation
- Commercial Marine
- Crude Oil Transport
- Hydrocarbon and Chemical Processing
TDM and Warren Pump
Being from New England we share Warren’s sense of ingenuity, values and work ethic. We value our customers and strive to deliver quality, efficient and reliable pumping solutions for any application. Warren Pumps is a member of the Circor brands of industrial pumps along with other TDM distributed brands IMO Pump and Allweiler. Part of the Circor management philosophy is recognizing that profitability can be obtained only by achieving the best possible customer satisfaction.
Warren fits the TDM company mold perfectly and we are proud to be a long time Warren Pump and Parts distributor as well as a Warren Pumps service center.
