Vissers Sales Corporation

Vissers Sales Corporation Vissers Sales Corp. is a Canadian distributor and representative for liquid handling equipment related to the Chemical/Industrial market.

We specialize in all types of pumps, mixers, valves, process controls, level and flow controls. We represent the leading manufacturers in their fields.

Somewhere in your plant, a bypass valve has been open for longer than anyone remembers.It started for a real reason: a s...
06/08/2026

Somewhere in your plant, a bypass valve has been open for longer than anyone remembers.

It started for a real reason: a startup needing flexibility, a component failing during a busy week. The bypass solved the immediate problem, and then nobody closed it.

A bypass left in place after its purpose has passed changes the system in ways nobody planned. Gauge readings drift from the documented design, and new technicians learn the workaround as if it were part of the original layout.

If a bypass has been open longer than its original purpose required, it deserves a decision: close it, or formalize it with proper documentation.

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If the last time you calibrated your dosing pumps was at startup, the number on the spec sheet probably isn't true anymo...
06/05/2026

If the last time you calibrated your dosing pumps was at startup, the number on the spec sheet probably isn't true anymore.

Real-world dosing depends on more than the pump setting. Temperature changes the chemical's behaviour. Degassing changes delivered volume. Check valves wear. Suction conditions shift. Injection points behave differently as accessories age. The pump runs mechanically fine, but still delivers the wrong dose.

Most plants find this out the slow way. A process result drifts off spec. Chemical consumption climbs without explanation. A regulator flags an inconsistency. Operators start tweaking the setpoint to compensate. By then, the gap has been there for months.

Verifying output with a calibration column and stopwatch takes minutes. Run the pump for a measured interval and compare the actual output to the setpoint. Mismatches show up fast, and they're usually costing you.

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06/05/2026

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Every plant has temporary fixes still in service: a throttled valve from last year's pressure problem, a patched tubing ...
06/03/2026

Every plant has temporary fixes still in service: a throttled valve from last year's pressure problem, a patched tubing run from a breakdown two years ago. Each one solved a real problem in a real moment, and the intention was always to fix it properly later.

Later rarely arrives.

The workaround gets absorbed into how the plant runs. Operators learn it, and new hires are taught it as if it were the design. The original problem disappears, and the energy waste keeps running quietly.

A useful exercise: walk the plant with someone new. Ask what looks unusual. Fresh eyes often spot the temporary fixes the regular team has stopped seeing.

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Your pump still starts. Pressure looks close enough. The dosing skid still injects. The mixer still turns. So you leave ...
05/29/2026

Your pump still starts. Pressure looks close enough. The dosing skid still injects. The mixer still turns. So you leave it alone.

That's how plants end up paying for problems they don't know exist.

Settings stay put while systems drift. A booster running at a higher-than-needed speed burns energy every hour. Metering pumps 8% off target waste chemical every shift. Strainers clog. Transducers drift. None of it trips an alarm, which is exactly why it gets expensive.

Once a month, ask:
➡️ Setpoints still right for current process needs?
➡️ Suction and discharge numbers where they should be?
➡️ Dose coming out matches dose intended?
➡️ Operators silently compensating for anything?

Drift is normal. Catching it early keeps operating costs from climbing.

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220 Industrial Pky S # 19
Aurora, ON
L4G3V6

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