Armstrong In The Media

Canadian-headquartered Armstrong Fluid Technology has been a Hodgson Russ client for more than 50 years. CFO Robert Dietrich discusses the benefits the company has experienced from this long ­term relationship.

As seen on efficientenergy.net – July 08, 2016

Packaged biomass boiler systems from Armstrong Fluid Technology have been instrumental in delivering one of the UK’s largest ever distributed heat project. A total of 72 bespoke biomass boiler systems were off-site manufactured by the company for installation in Bernard Matthews farm sites across the east of England, making it possible to deliver this massive biomass project effectively within the necessary timescales.

As seen on facilitiesnet.com – July 2016

By Rita Tatum July 2016

Once it has been designed and installed, the HVAC system is something the facility manager has to live with for a long time. Heating and cooling equipment has a long life cycle, and because of the cost of replacement, it may well be kept in service even after the end of its projected useful life.

As seen on thewholesaler.com – July 2016

As seen on HeatingHelp.com – June 13, 2016

TORONTO — Armstrong Fluid Technology has introduced its enhanced HSC Firepak™, a completely integrated fire pump solution that delivers a unique set of advantages to both designers and contractors.

Featuring a compact design for fast and easy installation, Armstrong’s “Plug and Leave” design provides fire safety professionals with a complete fire pump solution that offers:

As seen on pumpsandsystems.com – June 2016

Armstrong Fluid Technology offers its line of Maintenance-Free (MF) S&H Circulators and the Seal Bearing Assemblies (SBA) used to service them. Armstrong MF S&H Circulators eliminate the need for oiling, saving time and cost for building operators. The company's SBAs are compatible with many competing circulator models that require maintenance. This allows building owners to upgrade those installed circulators by replacing the SBAs 

As seen in Plumbing Engineer Magazine - May 2016 issue
and also online at www.plumbingengineer.com

By Bob Miodonski

Contractors must view total system to achieve optimal efficiency, comfort

Armstrong’s Design Envelope pump technology targets better performance and lower installed costs.

Plumbing & Mechanical interviewed Lex van der Weerd, CEO of Armstrong Fluid Technology, Feb. 22 at the company’s headquarters in Toronto. In 2011, van der Weerd became the first non-family member to lead the company. Before joining Armstrong, he spent almost five years as president of Belimo’s American operations. He previously was with Carrier Corp. for 16 years in general management positions in Europe, Asia and the United States.

As seen on plumbingengineer.com– May 2016

A transportation facility case study.
Edmonton International Airport is the primary air passenger and air cargo facility in the Edmonton region of the Canadian province of Alberta, serving over 6.6 million passengers annually. In 2009, the Edmonton Regional Airports Authority launched an expansion project aimed at increasing capacity. The project involved fast-tracking the development of the HVAC system to accommodate new construction.

As seen on reevesjournal.com– May 12, 2016

from Steven Baird

Required or optional, contractors would do well to know about these safety systems

As seen on impeller.net - April 04, 2016

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 six pumps to minimise energy consumption.