Armstrong In The Media

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced plans to relocate its West Midlands factory, warehouse and offices to larger premises in nearby Droitwich. The move will enable the company to continue expansion of its UK production capabilities, to meet growing worldwide demand for its off-site manufactured plant rooms and energy centres.

As Seen On: worldpumps.com - January 26, 2021

Armstrong Fluid Technology has named Simon Allan as global director, Standard Building Products, and a member of the company’s leadership board.

Allan joined Armstrong in 2018 with responsibility for the company’s UK and European wholesale strategy and the development of the circulator market in those markets. In mid-2019, he assumed the interim role of sales director, UK, and has led the team through a period of transformation and change including the 2020 corona virus business interruption.

We’re very proud to announce a new 360 Service and Support program that is now available to our customers, on a 24-hour basis, 7 days a week.

As Seen On: hpac.com January 12, 2021

Manufacturer says Wi-Fi Connectivity Kits will be provided at no extra cost with all new orders of Design Envelope pumps where the Pump Manager subscription service is also purchased.

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced that Wi-Fi Connectivity Kits will be provided at no extra cost with all new orders of Design Envelope pumps where the Pump Manager subscription service is also purchased.

As Seen On: issuu.com November 2020

The healthcare industry wrestles with the long-running problem of patient non-adherence. The consequences are waste of medication, disease progression, reduced functional abilities, lower quality of life and increased use of medical resources, such as nursing homes, hospital visits and admissions.

The built environment grapples with its own version of non-adherence. Buildings of all types and sizes, including healthcare facilities, are designed, constructed and commissioned with mechanical systems to regulate the indoor environment, in particular temperature and humidity. The challenge facility managers face is HVAC systems experience what is referred to as ‘performance drift.’

As Seen On: buildingdesign.co.uk January, 2021

Blackburn Meadows, Sheffield

An important district heating scheme in Sheffield, which generates heat and energy from waste wood, has come to fruition with the help of an integrated packaged pump solution from Armstrong Fluid Technology.

The pump solution incorporates six large Armstrong 4300 Series variable speed pumps with built-in inverters, integrated with Armstrong’s IPS 4000 pump controller, which optimises operation of all 6 pumps to minimise energy consumption.

As Seen On: cbnme.com January 07, 2021

As Seen On: ejarn.com December 03, 2020

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that the company has moved to a newly expanded facility for European production and warehousing of circulator products.

As Seen On: pmmag.com November 11, 2020

This whitepaper presents a review of technical literature plus post-installation analysis of three types of HVAC systems: Variable refrigerant flow (VRF), traditional hydronics and hydronics integrated with Armstrong Design Envelope technology.  A detailed comparison of the first installed cost and lifecycle operating cost of these technologies is established by reviewing the full product lifecycle of these technologies — paying particular attention to energy efficiency and consumption, design considerations and constraints, installation requirements and operational and/or occupant risk.

As Seen On: fluidhandlingmag.com October 28, 2020

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced that its Design Envelope pumps are available with a three-day quick-ship delivery time.

Encompassing the most widely-used Armstrong pumps for commercial-scale applications, the delivery includes Vertical In-Line, End Suction and Tango models.