Westmoor Ltd. manufactures positive displacement vapor oil and dry air vacuum pumps and compressors, liquid-waste and grease-trap pumpout systems, pond and lake aeration compressors and complete systems, and milking machine equipment for cows and goats.
Moro USAWith roots reaching back to 1946, Moro USA supplies industrial vacuum equipment and pump systems from Union, Missouri, supporting work ranging from wastewater and portable sanitation to oil and gas. The company pairs sales with pump repair and technical support, including its custom “Bolt & Go” packages and truck-mountable jetter systems. Moro’s sales technicians bring more than 75 years of combined industrial-pump experience, while Moro pumps themselves have been produced since 1952.UNION, MO
Dyna-Vac EquipmentApproaching its 30th year, Dyna-Vac Equipment is a Stittville, New York manufacturer that builds durable equipment around the needs of pumping-service customers. Its work includes vacuum pumping and sewer cleaning systems, with the Rhino Easement Reel providing a distinctive way to move jetting hose through hard-to-reach terrain.STITTVILLE, NY
Wastecorp PumpsFounded in 1990, Wastecorp Pumps is an independent, privately held OEM manufacturer of pumps and fluid-handling systems for municipal, industrial, agricultural and other demanding applications. Its North American-made equipment includes the long-running Mud Sucker diaphragm pump line and Sludge Master plunger pumps, while its 1993 acquisition of the Marlow Plunger Pump line carried forward ball-valve technology patented in 1926. Wastecorp is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and supplies original parts alongside its pump systems.NEW YORK, NY
Kashiyama Industries, LtdFounded in 1946, Kashiyama Industries manufactures dry vacuum pumps and other vacuum equipment for advanced manufacturing, while also developing snowmaking and ski-resort systems. The Saku-based company developed Japan’s first domestically produced dry vacuum pump in 1986 and has since built four production sites in the city, four domestic offices and eight overseas subsidiaries. Its ski business grew from Japan’s first snow machine into support for resort planning, development and operations.