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Open the catalog to page 1The pump manufacturing business in Seneca Falls, New York began in 1839 when Paine and Caldwell began to build wooden pumps. A year later, Abel Downs began to make wooden pumps in an old cotton factory building, while Cowing and Seymour took over the old clock factory for the manufacture of their own line of wooden pumps. Paine & Caldwell went out of business. In 1844, Abel Downs and John Wheeler joined forces. Downs & Wheeler became Downs, Mynderse & Co. in 1846. In 1848, in Seneca Falls, a tiny village in upstate New York (later the meeting place for the first Woman's Rights Convention)....
Open the catalog to page 2“Goulds has become the world’s largest manufacturer because it has refused to grow old, because we have continually looked forward, confident that we possessed in men, in manaagement, in materials, and in money, resources sufficient to meet the needs and demands of each successive generation.” … Norman J. Gould As true today as it was in 1938. In 1855, Downs and Company, with Seabury S. Gould I at its helm, built a new factory. In 1864 the company was incorporated in the state of New York. In 1869, the name of the company was changed from Downs & Company to Goulds Manufacturing Company....
Open the catalog to page 31848 Goulds first wooden pump banded with iron. 1849 First all iron water well pump introduced. 1885 Goulds introduces its first fire engine with its new deluge suction and lift pump. 1920 The first hard metal slurry pump is introduced. America's appetite for power leads to the expansion of coal exploration and mining. The first rubber lined slurry pump is developed and marketed to service this market. Introduced the first close-coupled pump. This pump used the motor shaft to directly drive the pump's impeller thus s mplifying the design and reducing the amount of space...
Open the catalog to page 4All Goulds Pumps catalogs and technical brochures
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IC i-FRAME series
11 Pages
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3420 series
11 Pages
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3316 series
12 Pages
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JC series
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3175 series
16 Pages
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3196 i-FRAME series
24 Pages
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AF series
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3180
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3700
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Goulds 7200SB
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Vertical Turbine Pumps
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Goulds 3400
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Goulds AF
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IC i-FRAME
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Goulds API 3600 i-FRAME®
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Goulds ICP
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Goulds ICO i-FRAME® Series
16 Pages
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Goulds API 3620 i-FRAME®
16 Pages
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Goulds 3175
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Goulds API 3171
8 Pages
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Goulds 3171 / CV 3171
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Goulds 3355
7 Pages
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Goulds 3335
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Goulds 3316
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Goulds 3298
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Goulds 3180
20 Pages
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Goulds JC Slurry Pump
10 Pages
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Goulds JCU
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Goulds HS / HSD
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Goulds ICB Close-Coupled
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Goulds 3196 i-FRAME Process Pump
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7200CB Barrel Multistage Pumps
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Goulds 3640
8 Pages
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Pump Selection Guide
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Goulds Model JC Slurry Pump
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Vertical Cantilever Pump VHS
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SealPlus Mechanical Seals
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ICM
8 Pages
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Mining & Mineral Processing
12 Pages
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Products for Pulp and Paper
4 Pages
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Pumps for Power Generation
8 Pages
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Wet Pit Column Pumps
4 Pages
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Single Suction Dry Pit Pumps
2 Pages
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Model HS and HSD
4 Pages
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LF 3196 i-FRAME
11 Pages
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CV 3196 i-FRAME
11 Pages
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Goulds 3198 i-FRAME
11 Pages
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Goulds Trash Hog®
11 Pages
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Goulds 3796
11 Pages
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HT 3196 i-FRAME
14 Pages
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Goulds 3400 Double Suction Pumps
11 Pages
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Goulds API 3171
4 Pages
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3196 i-FRAME
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Archived catalogs
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Goulds 3420 Double Suction Pumps
11 Pages
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Goulds Model 3900
13 Pages
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Medium Consistency Pump Systems
11 Pages
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Goulds Model 3175
15 Pages
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Goulds 3910
11 Pages
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Goulds Model 5500
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Goulds AF Axial Flow Pumps
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Goulds Molten Sulfur Pumps
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