2003 2002 2001	2001 Press Releases 09.19.01 : Holland Pump Adds Rotary Wellpoint to line 09.19.01 : Holland Introduces "The Silencer" - Sound Attenuated Power ideal for residential areas 04.20.01 : Piute Directional Drilling Recommends Holland Submersible 03.01.01 : Holland Pump Aids Polk County and the Division of Forestry with Muck Fire 02.21.01 : Holland Pump Expands Service and Sales in Virginia September 19, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Casey Pranckun 561-697-3333 sales@hollandpump.com HOLLAND PUMP ADDS ROTARY WELLPOINT WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA - September 19, 2001 Holland Pump Company, one of the largest dewatering companies in the United States with 5 branch offices in Florida and one branch office in Norfolk, Virginia, added an 8" and 12" rotary lobe wellpoint pump to their line. The 8" rotary wellpoint displaces 2.656 gallons per revolution at maximum continuous rating of 450 rpm = 1200 rpm. Powered by an Isuzu 4LEI diesel engine, PTO with 3.75:1 ratio. The 12" rotary wellpoint pump is powered by a Perkins 1004.4 engine, PTO with 4.21:1 gear reducer. The pump displaces 5.312L gallons per revolution at maximum continuous rating of 450 rpm capacity = 2400 gpm. Features of Holland's rotary wellpoint include: (1) ability to pump with pressure which means, discharge water can be conveniently placed; (2) fuel tank has a minimum 60 hour fuel supply which means operating over the weekend without refueling; (3) rotary lobes can be changed without disconnecting the piping, decreasing the amount of downtime; and (4) an auto-oiler which increases the life of the system. These features combined allow for more efficient pumping and provides a long and dependable service life. Another key feature on Holland's rotary wellpoint is the "Pump Supervisor", an on-board monitor which will advise you on your cell phone or pager if the pump turns off or stops pumping and why. For further information, call Holland Pump at 1-888-997-PUMP.     September 19, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Casey Pranckun 561-697-3333 sales@hollandpump.com HOLLAND INTRODUCES "THE SILENCER" - SOUND ATTENUATED POWER IDEAL FOR RESIDENTIAL AREAS WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA - September 19, 2001 Holland Pump, one of the largest dewatering companies in the United States with 5 branch offices in Florida and one branch office in Norfolk, Virginia, assists Piute Directional Drilling (PPD) using Holland's hydraulically driven submersible (HDS) 4 to pump drilling mud with heavy sand in the 60-70 viscosity range. According to Raymond "Whitey Staggs, Superintendent of PDD, "Holland's pump did a better job than the other company's suction lift pump we initially used. PDD's President, Don Loncarich contacted Holland Pump to take over on a job that had come to a halt because of the inefficient suction lift pump. The Holland's rugged HDS pumped 320 GPM of thick, drilling mud with heavy sand 600 feet fromPDD's receiving pit back to the drill pit. Overseeing the job, Holland's Vice President, Eugene Lant, was pleased with the results and commented, "We were pumping really thick stuffáand had no problem. Whereas Holland's submersible is able to pass up to 3 solids and can run dry indefinitely, competitors' suction lift pumps tend to clog when solids are present and cannot run dry without extensive and costly damage. "I would recommend using Holland Pump on all of our jobs, announced "Whitey Staggs. Tim Monk, Vice President of Piute Directional Drilling boasts, "When we need pumps we'll be calling Holland Pump. Holland manufactures a complete line of 4-24 hydraulically driven submersible pumps (sound attenuated units available), wellpoint pumps, jet pumps, and burners. For further information, call 1-888-997-PUMP.     April 20, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Casey Pranckun 561-697-3333 sales@hollandpump.com PIUTE DIRECTIONAL DRILLING RECOMMENDS HOLLAND SUBMERSIBLE WINTERGARDEN, FLORIDA - April 20, 2001 Holland Pump, one of the largest dewatering companies in the United States with 5 branch offices in Florida and one branch office in Norfolk, Virginia, assists Piute Directional Drilling (PPD) using Holland's hydraulically driven submersible (HDS) 4 to pump drilling mud with heavy sand in the 60-70 viscosity range.Ê According to Raymond "Whitey Staggs, Superintendent of PDD, "Holland's pump did a better job than the other company's suction lift pump we initially used. PDD's President, Don Loncarich contacted Holland Pump to take over on a job that had come to a halt because of the inefficient suction lift pump. The Holland's rugged HDS pumped 320 GPM of thick, drilling mud with heavy sand 600 feet fromPDD's receiving pit back to the drill pit. Overseeing the job, Holland's Vice President, Eugene Lant, was pleased with the results and commented, "We were pumping really thick stuffáand had no problem. Whereas Holland's submersible is able to pass up to 3 solids and can run dry indefinitely, competitors' suction lift pumps tend to clog when solids are present and cannot run dry without extensive and costly damage. "I would recommend using Holland Pump on all of our jobs, announced "Whitey Staggs. Tim Monk, Vice President of Piute Directional Drilling boasts, "When we need pumps we'll be calling Holland Pump. Holland manufactures a complete line of 4-24 hydraulically driven submersible pumps (sound attenuated units available), wellpoint pumps, jet pumps, and burners. For further information, call 1-888-997-PUMP.     March 1, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Casey Pranckun 561-697-3333 sales@hollandpump.com HOLLAND PUMP AIDS POLK COUNTY AND THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY WITH MUCK FIRE TAMPA, FLORIDA - March 1, 2001 Holland Pump Company, one of the largest manufacturers of hydraulically driven submersible pumps in the United States with 5 branch offices in Florida and one branch office in Norfolk, Virginia, was contacted Monday, February 26 to assist the Polk County Division of Forestry extinguish 5 massive muck fires, the largest of which engulfed 10,444 acres. Two 12" Submersible pumps each capable of pumping 6000 gallons per minute, 360,000 gallons per hour, and 8,640,000 per day, are being used in attempts to extinguish the largest of the fires. Holland Pump's Tampa Branch Manager, Glenn Hoffman, is overseeing the Holland system that is pumping water from a 145 acre sand pit located just north of the worst part of the fire and bordering I-4, which connects Tampa to Orlando. The pit holds approximately 900,000,000 gallons of water. Hoffman is pleased that "the pumps are performing beyond our expectations...and have already pumped 11 million gallons in 14 hours." IMC and Cargill, two large phosphate, mining companies located in Polk, Hardee, Manatee, and Hillsborough Counties are offering their assistance to the Division of Forestry by paying for the rental of Holland's pumps. "The Division of Forestry has never hesitated to assist us at a moments notice through the years. We're happy to return the favor," states Tom Myers, Vice President of Cargill. For further information contact: Glenn Hoffman, Tampa Branch Manager of Holland Pump Company (813) 917-7625.     February 21, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Casey Pranckun 561-697-3333 sales@hollandpump.com Holland Pump Expands Service and Sales in Virginia NORFOLK, VIRGINIA - February 21, 2001 Holland Pump Inc., one of the largest manufacturers of hydraulically driven submersible pumps in the United States with six branch offices, recently added a new branch in Norfolk, Virginia. This branch will supply sales, rentals and services to Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland. Rudy Miller, who will oversee sales and rental coordination, will manage the Virginia branch. Miller comes to Virginia from Holland Pump's headquarters in West Palm Beach, FL. With 25 years in senior management, he holds a B.S. degree form Ohio State University and resides in downtown Norfolk. Teaming up with Miller is Service Manager, Gerald Coker. Coker has 25 years of experience with pump and heavy equipment maintenance and repairs. Now residing in Chesapeake, VA, Coker also comes from the West Palm Beach branch and will be responsible for all pump service, parts, sales and maintenance. Michael Chance, formerly of Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., will assist Miller and Coker as Service Agent and will execute set-ups and pump maintenance. In addition to outstanding hydraulically driven submersible pumping equipment, Holland is known for its superior customer service. Holland also manufactures wellpoint pumps and jet pumps available in various sizes. Holland pumps are capable of handling construction, mining, industrial and agricultural pumping needs. The Virginia team can be reached at 1-888-837-PUMP or (757) 858-9900.
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