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IPS Newcastle expands pump department capacity by 50%

The department has now expanded its capacity by 50% within IPS Newcastle’s 135,000 sq ft facility, driven by increased demand from UK water utilities and critical infrastructure sectors such as mining.

This expansion is designed to maximise IPS Newcastle’s position as a cost-effective, rapid-response alternative to OEM pump repair services.

“We operate a tight ship here,” said Brian Tait, head of IPS Newcastle’s pump department. “We offer what others in the industry struggle to match — a high-quality, economical alternative to OEM repairs or replacements. Water utilities are realising the value we bring, not just in cost savings, but in fast turnaround and long-term reliability.”

IPS Newcastle is able to deliver bespoke pump overhauls, emergency repair services, and complete electromechanical solutions — encompassing both pump and electric motor systems. The company offers flexible, cross-brand capabilities with short lead times and competitive pricing.

“In today’s climate, extending the life of existing assets is not just economical — it’s essential,” said Craig Hutton, area general manager at IPS Newcastle. “Our clients are beginning to understand that with IPS, they can get ‘as new’ or even better performance without the cost and delay of full replacement

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