Armstrong In The Media

As seen on acr-news.com - November 4, 2014

Continued investment in research and development is helping companies to stay ahead of legislative and commercial demands, according to Armstrong Fluid Technology.

At an event called ‘Past Present Future’ held on 16 October, members of Armstrong Fluid Technology’s senior leadership team, including company chairman Charles Armstrong, looked at the importance of continued investment in research and development.

The event was organised to celebrate important landmarks in Armstrong Fluid Technology’s history. It marked the company’s 80th anniversary and celebrated 10 successful years in Manchester and the official opening of the new factory.

As seen on hpacmag.com - November 7, 2014

CIPHEX West 2014 was held at the BMO Centre in Stampede Park, Calgary, AB, on November 5-6. Winners in the New Product Gallery/Most Innovative Product Competition were announced on November 6. To qualify products must have been introduced to the Canadian marketplace within the last 12 months. The winning product and company in each product category is:

As seen on buildingdesign-news - November 14, 2014

19-20 November 2014, ICC ExCel London

At Datacenter Dynamics Converged Armstrong Fluid Technology will be featuring its portfolio of ultra-efficient products and systems for datacentre cooling and air conditioning. All solutions harness the benefits of Hartman LOOPTM digital relational control technology which is capable of treating the entire system ‘holistically’, rather than as individual sub-systems. This provides a number of environmental benefits. Controlled ‘holistically’, rather than as three independent control loops, chilled water system components are operated along their Natural Curve or “sweet points” for optimal energy consumption.

As seen on impeller.net - November 13, 2014

On 16th October 2014 Armstrong Fluid Technology celebrated a landmark in its history with the official opening of its new UK HQ in Manchester. The Past Present Future event was organised to mark two important anniversaries, the move to a new factory, and the announcement of key drivers for the company’s future.

80th birthday for Armstrong Fluid Technology
In 2014 Armstrong Fluid Technology celebrates 80 years in business. Established in Canada in 1934, it remains privately-owned by the Armstrong family. Today it employs more than 1,000 employees worldwide, and operates seven manufacturing facilities in three continents. Its HQ is in Toronto, Canada, and it has offices in Montréal and Quebec City, Buffalo (North America), Lyon, Bangalore, Beijing and Shanghai, as well as London, Manchester and Birmingham.

As seen in Pumps & Systems magazine - November 2013

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Contemporary pump engineering principles help achieve optimum efficiencies while cooling a city using renewable energy sources.

By Brent Ross, Armstrong Fluid Technology

As seen on boilerparts.boilersupplies.com - October 28, 2014

When it comes to choosing the right products for your industrial projects, you should always consider the manufacturer before making a decision. It’s important to know who is manufacturing the specific component you need, but a name really isn’t enough—take the time to learn more about that company.

A company’s values and expertise in a particular industry can often speak volumes for the products it creates. When manufacturers hold themselves to higher standards than others, it’s unmistakable; you immediately know that company will provide you with exceptional goods and customer service.

As seen on mechanical-hub.com - June 13, 2014

Armstrong Fluid Technology Reveals How To Achieve Significant Facility Energy Savings

WHAT: Webinar On How Parallel Sensorless Pump Controls Optimize Energy Savings

WHY: To explain how the innovative Design Envelope technology helps designers, contractors and building owners reduce installation costs and save energy

As seen on csemag.com - July 2 , 2014

The IPC 9511 Chiller Plant Automation System is designed to streamline plant operations and lower operating costs with pre-configured serial communication setup options for chillers, VFDs, and design envelope pumps.

The IPC 9511 Chiller Plant Automation System by Armstrong Fluid Technology is designed to streamline plant operations and lower operating costs with a field-configurable solution with automation features for constant speed and variable speed configurations. 

As seen on nxtbook.com - January15 2014

Design Envelope technology integrates selection, control, and hydronic tools into heat-transfer solutions that naturally accommodate changes in building design and demand to ensure that system performance is at an optimum at any given time. The technology is an advanced- approach product design that encompasses product sizing and selection. The result is said to be a more intelligent HVAC-equipment solution that combines efficiency with the lowest first cost and the lowest life cost.