Armstrong In The Media

As seen on worldpumps.com - January 9, 2011

Armstrong has launched Armex II, a new range of high volume pressurisation and degassing systems in its Armex range.

Armex II manages the expansion and contraction of heating and cooling system water, and providing automatic water make-up. It also offers dissolved gas deaeration within the same self-contained system.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, worldpumps.com, In The Media

As seen on worldpumps.com - November 18, 2010

Armstrong’s Brain Model DRV80 has thousands of successful installations and is the basis for design at some of the world’s largest and most prestigious hotel chains, retirement communities and consulting plumbing engineering firms. Armstrong introduced the first electronic Brain in 2005 and has since expanded its digital technology platform. Most recently, Armstrong displayed an ASSE 1070 compliant digital hands free six-outlet valve for lavatories and a 1016 compliant version for showers. Certification testing is in process.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - November 16, 2010

The free, 8 page energy saving guide identifies various upgrade options and their paybacks, including detailed scenarios suggesting the types of systems which might be suitable.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, Energy Efficient, worldpumps.com, In The Media

As seen on worldpumps.com - November 11, 2010

Armstrong has officially opened a new manufacturing facility in China.

The 30 000 sq ft Armstrong Fluid Systems Shanghai facility is the company’s third manufacturing plant in Asia, and ninth globally.

Located just outside Shanghai, the new facility houses manufacturing, assembly and testing for commercial pumps, circuit balancing valves and Flo-Trex valves, along with all aspects of finance, procurement, logistics, field service and commissioning of integrated plant controls.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - October 5, 2010

The new models in the 6800 IVS range incorporate the Soft Fill feature which reduces the risk of hydraulic shock damage and water hammer.

Armstrong's 6900 IVS range has been extended to offer booster sets up to 25 bar, and variable speed above 7.5 kW. The motor size limit is 45 kW, but there is a choice of 2, 3, 4, or 5 pumps for each set to suit the widest range of applications. The 6800 IVS series of booster sets is designed for buildings such as schools, hotels and hospitals, and design features such as Soft Fill enable the range to be used in high-rise residential and commercial buildings.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - July 20, 2010

Each solution is designed to offer a lower carbon footprint, enabling customers to meet sustainability goals without elevating capital costs.

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As seen on worldpumps.com - June 17, 2010

Armstrong’s off-site construction division, Armstrong Integrated Systems based in Halesowen, and the HVAC equipment business headquartered in Manchester and Redhill will now operate as a single company, Armstrong Integrated Ltd, under a new legal framework.

Armstrong says the changes are designed to support the company’s continued growth in the UK market and do not involve any scaling down of activities. Operations will continue at all three sites – Halesowen, Manchester and Redhill – with the existing workforce and management structure.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - April 30, 2010

Armstrong has extended its IVS range of sensorless control pumps to include models with variable speed drives up to 55 kW. Previously, the drives were only available up to 7.5 kW.

Armstrong is also launching a range of standalone inverters, the IVS102, to offer specifiers variable speed pumping up to 450 kW maximum power. These inverters which automatically calculate the building demand and adjust the speed of the drives accordingly.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, Design Envelope, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - February 2, 2010

When Carpetright decided to amalgamate its distribution sites into one large warehouse, it needed to become fire compliant with minimum site traffic and a low risk of project delays. An off-site manufacture approach by Armstrong provided the answer and enabled the project to run more smoothly with less contractors onsite.

Topics: Armstrong Fluid Technology, Uncategorized, worldpumps.com

As seen on worldpumps.com - November 04 2009

Steve Cooper has been appointed managing director of Armstrong UK.

Cooper will be responsible for the Canadian pump company's UK operations, except the specialist high pressure industrial pump business which will continue to be directed by Tom Sykes.

As well as heading up the UK business, Cooper will continue to fulfill his group-wide role as director of Renewables and Sustainability for Armstrong internationally.

Topics: Uncategorized