About Tapflo Pumps

Established in Sweden in 1980, Temag Pumpar disrupted the pump industry with compact, air-operated diaphragm pumps, proving that innovation and customer focus could drive success for smaller firms.

In 1985, Temag Pumpar became Tapflo Pumps, unveiling its pioneering air-operated diaphragm pump, signalling our commitment to innovative pump solutions and pushing the boundaries of pump engineering.

In 1989, Tapflo Poland emerged, expanding the company's global presence. Simultaneously, manufacturing commenced in Sweden and Poland, reaffirming Tapflo's dedication to quality pumps and its growing international influence.

In 1992, Tapflo took its first step into the global pump market with its first export from Sweden. This marked a significant moment in the company's history, highlighting its commitment to innovative and top-tier pumping solutions, establishing it as a respected international player.

In 1994, Tapflo launched its Sales Department in Poland and unveiled its original aluminum pump. This strategic decision strengthened European customer support and expanded Tapflo's reach across industries like Chemicals and Water Treatment, enhancing global competitiveness.

In 1995, Tapflo introduced its first Fuel Injection Pump (FIP), venturing into new markets like Automotive, Machinery and Power Generation. This demonstrated Tapflo's commitment to diversifying products and meeting industry demands.

In 1997, Tapflo launched Tapflo UK to bolster European market support. Simultaneously, the introduction of the SS casted pump addressed demanding industries like Food, Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals with enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.

In 1998, Tapflo expanded globally by establishing Tapflo Italy, reaffirming its commitment to diverse customer needs and strengthening local relationships while delivering top-tier pumping solutions worldwide.

In 1999, Tapflo bolstered its global presence by creating Tapflo Denmark, solidifying its international standing. This allowed tailored support and solutions for Nordic customers, showcasing Tapflo's commitment to diverse geographic demands and global expansion.

In 2001, Tapflo expanded its global reach by founding Tapflo South Africa and initiating East Asian sales to meet demand for innovative pumping solutions. These initiatives demonstrated Tapflo's commitment to a global customer base and industry growth.

In 2002, Tapflo expanded globally with Tapflo Iberica, introducing two product lines: Powder Pumps for Food Processing and Pharmaceuticals, and ATEX Pumps for safety in Oil & Gas, Petrochemical and Chemical Processing.

In 2004, Tapflo expanded its European presence with Tapflo Ukraine. The introduction of CT Pumps met industry needs and a new plant in Poland emphasised Tapflo's commitment to producing high-quality pumps and meeting global demand. These underscored Tapflo's growth and adaptability.

In 2005, Tapflo expanded into Romania, France, India and China, emphasising international growth, and was named "Company of the Year" in Sweden. The EHEDG Pump showcased Tapflo's commitment to meeting stringent hygiene standards in Food and Pharmaceutical industries.

In 2006, Tapflo continued its global expansion by establishing Tapflo Bulgaria. This decision reinforced the company's vision of serving a broader international customer base while maintaining a strong foothold in Europe.

In 2007, Tapflo extended its global reach with branches in Turkey and Ireland. The introduction of the 3" PE and PTFE pump showcased Tapflo's commitment to pioneering fluid handling technology.

In 2008, Tapflo proudly became the Biggest European Diaphragm Pump Producer, showcasing their dedication to engineering excellence and top-notch fluid handling solutions. They became synonymous with reliability and efficiency.

In 2009, Tapflo expanded with Tapflo Czech.Slovakia in Central Europe, enhancing regional connections and fluid handling solutions. Simultaneously, their presence in Kazakhstan served Central Asia's industrial needs, reflecting commitment to innovation and reliability.

In 2010, Tapflo expanded with Tapflo Baltic and Tapflo Serbia in the Baltic and Balkan regions. They also doubled their production area in Poland, solidifying their global leadership in fluid handling solutions.

In 2012, Tapflo expanded further with Tapflo Austria, enhancing its European presence and adding to its impressive growth trajectory as a leading provider of fluid handling solutions.

In 2013, Tapflo achieved significant global expansion by establishing Tapflo America, Tapflo Georgia and Tapflo Uzbekistan. Tapflo's continuous pursuit of new markets demonstrated its dedication to meeting the evolving needs of an international clientele.

In 2014, Tapflo expanded into the Asian market with Tapflo Japan. They also modernised their production plant and machine park in Poland, solidifying their leadership in the fluid handling industry and commitment to growth and innovation.

In 2017, Tapflo introduced TC Intelligent Diaphragm Pumps, advancing efficiency and control. This innovation solidified Tapflo's position as a leader in delivering cutting-edge solutions and highlighted its commitment to global expansion and innovation.

In 2018, Tapflo expanded with Tapflo Benelux, introducing FT Filters and CTP Centrifugal Plastic Pumps to diversify its product range and meet evolving fluid handling industry demands.

In 2019, Tapflo expanded to Tapflo Oceania, introducing Electrically Operated Double Diaphragm Pumps and STEINLE Filter Press Pumps to broaden its product range and remain innovative in the fluid handling industry.

In 2020, Tapflo expanded with Tapflo Croatia and Tapflo Hungary in Central and Eastern Europe. They also introduced CTX Premium Centrifugal Pumps, showcasing their commitment to innovation and product range expansion.

In 2021, Tapflo initiated the design of its Peristaltic Hose Pump and signed a global rebranding and distribution agreement with Cipriani Harrison, highlighting its dedication to innovation and global fluid handling expansion.

In 2022, Tapflo expanded its factory in Poland, introduced IBC Mixing Stations, and achieved significant engineered solution sales growth.