Armstrong In The Media

As Seen On: worldpumps.com - April 27, 2021

Armstrong Fluid Technology is offering its customers a three-month free trial of the Pump Manager Essential Package which includes up to four vertical in-line pumps, four end suction pumps, or two Tango pumps and is valid on new subscriptions taken out before 30 June 2021.

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: 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.

As Seen on empoweringpumps.com -  September 14, 2020

To help facilitate remote HVAC management during the COVID-19 pandemic, Armstrong has announced that it will extend until the end of 2020 the offer of free subscriptions for its cloud-based service, Pump Manager.

“The original offer of three free months of Pump Manager service to new customers was scheduled to expire in August but we recognize that there is still a need to maintain social distancing wherever possible,” said Tunji Asiwaju, Global Performance Management Services with Armstrong. “Pump Manager helps buildings operate at peak efficiency without the need for onsite monitoring.”

As Seen On: facilitiesnet.com August 7, 2020

Located in downtown Toronto, the Delta hotel on Lower Simcoe Street, near the waterfront, is one of the largest and most luxurious in Canada. Sustainability is an important part of operations for the entire Delta organization, and the Delta is rated as one of the top sustainable hotels in Canada. But the hotel managers also maintain a careful focus on customer satisfaction and comfort and that has a direct effect on the HVAC system, as temperatures in the guest rooms and meeting spaces are maintained within a narrow band.

As Seen On: achrnews.com July 8, 2020

Manufacturers explain maintenance, assessment procedures

Armstrong Design Envelope Tango^TM Intelligent Variable Speed pumps

As Seen On: newswire.com May 29, 2020

The company's innovative solution featuring Armstrong VIL Design Envelope pumps with integrated VFDs and Pump Manager Software is saving the school over $60,000 in installation costs.

Midwest Machinery, a leading HVAC sales representative for commercial and industrial applications in Missouri, Illinois, and Oklahoma, won the competitive bidding project to provide HVAC equipment to the new Journey Elementary school in Wentzville, MO.

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com May 11, 2020

It may be that the health crisis expands the ways in which you use remote HVAC management systems like Pump Manager from Armstrong. If you’re not already connected, Armstrong has an easy ‘no-contact’ way to add the service and an offer to make things easier during a difficult time.

Under normal circumstances remote management of your assets is great for data collection and emergency alerts, but if you’re taking care of a building (or a few buildings) you might still like to take a walk and check things out first-hand. It’s a chance to stretch your legs, and add some in-person, physical observation to the mix for prudent management oversight. Sometimes a damper is stuck or there’s a similar problem that can be addressed quickly, the ‘old school’ way.

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com December 10, 2019

Claims Third Major Industry Award This Year

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that its innovative Pump Manager solution has captured the Product of the Year honors from the UK-based Heating and Ventilating Review (HVR) magazine in the Commercial and Industrial Heating Category.

As Seen On: ibm.com December 09, 2019

How a Canadian-owned global company is using artificial intelligence technology to make an impact on building management

We aim to elevate the industry to a high plane.” These words were spoken in 1920 by Samuel Armstrong, founder of Armstrong Fluid Technology. Since that time, the company has taken pride in innovative contributions to engineering. They don’t simply create pumps, they develop intelligent, energy-saving systems. These systems are not only saving money for customers, but helping to protect the planet. Addressing the topic of sustainability, Armstrong’s Global Performance Management Services Manager, Tunji Asiwaju states, “Our goal, and the goal of many who rely upon our services, is energy sustainability. We’re using AI and advanced analytics from IBM to help organizations throughout the world to reduce their carbon footprint and achieve their net zero goals.”