Armstrong In The Media

Armstrong Fluid Technology gibt bekannt, dass die Übernahme des Geschäftsbereichs Umwälzpumpen der HALM Motors + Systems GmbH in Deutschland, Anbieter von hocheffizienten Umwälzpumpen für Heizungs-, Solar-, Geothermie- und Warmwasseranwendungen, abgeschlossen ist. Die von HALM angebotenen Umwälzpumpen, die globale Kundenbasis und die europäische Präsenz erweitern das Angebot und die globale Reichweite von Armstrong und zeugen von unserem Engagement für Energieeffizienz und den europäischen Umwälzpumpenmarkt.

As Seen on digital.plumbingengineer.com - January 2019

Toronto's Delta Hotel uses Armstrong Pumps to increase efficiency.

As Seen on empoweringpumps.com - January 07, 2019

“Start Right – Small Upgrades for Big Savings in HVAC” is the topic of a free webinar being offered by ”Armstrong Fluid Technology on January 8, 2019.

As Seen on empoweringpumps.com - December 14, 2018

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced a new series of webinars focused on energy savings to help building managers, engineers and other industry professionals get the best performance from their HVAC systems.

The first of the three complimentary webinars “Massive Energy Savings –Performance Management for your HVAC System” takes place on December 14th. This session will explain how Performance Management in HVAC systems can minimize efficiency loss and avoid additional energy costs. Register here.

As Seen on heatinghelp.com - December 05, 2018

Armstrong Fluid Technology will showcase a new Performance Upgrade Program for installed Design Envelope pumps at AHR Expo 2019 January 14-16 in Atlanta.

The Performance Upgrade Program provides an opportunity to upgrade existing Design Envelope pumps to include advanced control features and connectivity to Pump Manager, an IoT enabled analytics solution. Pump Manager connects operators to Design Envelope pumps, providing real-time insights based on operating data.

As Seen on hpac.com - November 08, 2018

Armstrong’s Design Envelope 4312 is a pipe-mounted, two-pump unit with integrated intelligent controls for full redundancy during operation. Vertical in-line design eliminates the need for inertia bases, housekeeping pads and flex connectors, and reduces piping requirement. It saves up to 75 percent in energy over comparable traditional constant-speed or variable-frequency-operated pump installations. Reduces operational greenhouse gas emissions at an equal ratio. Integrated controls eliminate procurement, installation (including wiring), calibration and upkeep of differential pressure sensors. Power range is 1 horsepower to 40 horsepower (0.75 kW to 30 kW). Performance range is up to 1,250 gal. per minute (80 L/s) flow and 250 ft. (75 m) head. 

As Seen on  empoweringpumps.com - November 16, 2018

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that its popular Design Envelope (DE) 4380 Vertical In-Line pumps are now also available in Stainless Steel. Ideal for domestic water and light industrial use, these pumps are certified for safe drinking water systems to the NSF-61 and NSF-372 standards

The new DE Stainless Steel Pumps can also be used in many light industry petroleum and chemical applications and offer the advanced Design Envelope solutions which includes DE Permanent Magnet (DEPM) motors, Parallel Sensorless Pump Control, built in Wi-Fi connectivity, touchscreen control and optional Pump Manager capability.”

Armstrong Fluid Technology's Tango parallel pumping range has emerged victorious in the Commercial Air Conditioning Product of the Year category at the prestigious HVR Awards in 2018.

Held at London’s Chelsea Harbour Hotel, on October 25^th, the 2018 HVR Awards recognised companies that have demonstrated technological excellence in the field of heating and ventilation. Since 2010, The Heating and Ventilating Review Awards have acknowledged those who go above and beyond to drive innovation within the industry, as well as celebrating excellence in aspects such as customer service and distribution.

As Seen on achrnews.com - October 1, 2018

The 2018 Armstrong Global Energy Summit lived up to its name, bringing together over 350 industry professionals from around the world — four continents and 14 countries, to be exact — to discuss energy today and, more importantly, energy tomorrow. Topics covered all aspects of energy, from conservation and efficiency to the IoT and cybersecurity to the products and technologies that make all of it possible.

The government's plans for the construction sector are ambitious. Earlier this year Theresa May announced that her government aims to bring about a 50% reduction in energy use of new buildings by 2030, saying that, “By halving the energy use of new buildings – both commercial and residential – we could reduce the energy bills for their occupants by as much as 50 per cent.” The Prime Minister sees this as a positive move for the construction sector, asserting that meeting this challenge would drive innovation and higher standards.