Supporting Legacy Pump Systems: Expert Maintenance for Aging Everflow Units
Across Australia, many industrial facilities still rely on older but well-engineered pump systems that have delivered decades of dependable service.
As these legacy pumps reach the end of their operational life, maintaining their performance requires more than just standard servicing; it calls for genuine engineering expertise and a thorough understanding of how these machines were originally designed.
At Flo-Max Pumps, our team of specialist pump engineers have decades of hands-on experience servicing, rebuilding, and replacing legacy industrial pump systems. We work with a wide range of models, including the once-popular Everflow range, to help clients keep critical operations running smoothly.
The Challenge of Maintaining Legacy Pumps
Many well-known industrial pump manufacturers have changed ownership over the years, with some brands eventually disappearing altogether. That leaves operators with dependable equipment but few options for service, spare parts, or technical advice.
Everflow pumps are a perfect example. Once a widely used brand in Australia, Everflow pumps were known for their durability and performance in demanding environments. Today, many of these units are still in operation. But as they age, sourcing compatible parts or qualified technicians can become a real challenge.
In-Depth Knowledge From the Original Design Team
Flo-Max Pumps holds a unique position when it comes to servicing and supporting Everflow pump models.
Our in-house engineering team includes one of the original founders who designed and built the Everflow pumps range.
That means we don’t just understand how these pumps work – we understand why they were built the way they were.
This level of insight allows us to diagnose issues highly accurately, refurbish components to precise tolerances, and extend the useful life of your pumps wherever practical.
Comprehensive Service and Replacement Support
Our services go beyond standard maintenance. For ageing Everflow pumps and other discontinued brands, we offer:
- Inspection and performance assessment to determine remaining service life.
- Custom rebuilds and overhauls, using compatible materials and engineering practices.
- Retrofit and upgrade solutions to improve efficiency or adapt to modern requirements.
- Replacement advice when a full system change is the most cost-effective option.
Because our team combines both engineering and practical workshop experience, we can provide solutions tailored to each installation – from small industrial sites to large-scale process plants.
Why Choose Flo-Max for Legacy Pump Maintenance
When it comes to maintaining older industrial pumps, experience truly matters. Our long history in Australian pump engineering means we can identify legacy systems, source equivalent parts, and restore performance with confidence.
You can rely on us for:
- In-house technical expertise grounded in original design knowledge
- Fast turnaround for maintenance and repairs
- Quality assurance backed by decades of pump engineering experience
- Honest advice on whether to service, refurbish, or replace
Whether your system includes an older Everflow model or any other discontinued brand, our team is equipped to deliver professional results that maximise uptime and reliability.
Talk to the Experts
If your facility still operates legacy or discontinued pump systems such as Everflow units, we can help you get the most from them.
Our engineers are ready to assess your equipment and recommend the best path forward, from expert servicing, aftermarket sales and support to complete system upgrades.
For ongoing maintenance, repairs, and servicing across all makes and models of industrial pumps, explore also our Pump Maintenance & Servicing page. It outlines the full range of support we provide — from preventive maintenance programs and condition monitoring, to performance optimisation and on-site servicing — all backed by decades of Australian pump engineering experience.
Contact Flo-Max Pumps today to discuss your maintenance or replacement needs.
