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Colfax Fluid Handling to Deliver Chemical Pumps
Colfax Fluid Handling, a business unit of Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX), has received an order to deliver five Allweiler propeller pumps for a chemical plant in Saudi Arabia. The pumps are specially designed for use during production of explosive materials and are valued at approximately €900,000. |
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COLFAX FLUID HANDLING TO PROVIDE PUMPS FOR SAUDI ARABIA POWER PLANT
Colfax Fluid Handling, a business of Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX), has received an order to deliver 21 of its Allweiler screw pumps valued at more than €300,000 for a power plant in Saudi Arabia. The pumps will be an important part of a gas turbine power plant in Yanbu. |
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Colfax Fluid Handling delivers bitumen pumps to Russia
Colfax Fluid Handling delivered a package of 21 Allweiler screw and centrifugal pumps for a bitumen production facility in Russia. The pumps are an important part of the plant, which is located in Novoshakhtinsk (Rostov region) and produces bitumen according to the "Biturox" process from Vienna-based Pörner Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH. |
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Colfax Fluid Handling to deliver chemical pumps to China
In January of 2013 Colfax Fluid Handling will deliver Allweiler screw pumps for a project in China. The PMDI pumps will be an important part of a new MDI plant in the Chinese city of Chongqing |
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Major order for All-Optiflow progressing cavity pumps
Colfax Fluid Handling will deliver 36 units of Allweiler's new All-Optiflow series of pumps for the large Ambarli sewage plant near Istanbul. These progressing cavity pumps move sludge and exhibit very high energy efficiency. Their capacity is up to twice as high as conventional pumps. All-Optiflow pumps are suitable for moving virtually any liquid, including those that contain fibers and solids. |
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Allmind pump upgrade reducing cost will highlight SMM
Colfax Fluid Handling will exhibit new enhanced product Allmind (pat. pending) at the SMM trade fair in Hamburg, Germany (September 5 to 7; booth 213, hall A2). Colfax’s Allmind pump upgrade reduces total cost of ownership through diagnostic capability and variable speed drive control. |
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Allmind and All-Optiflow will highlight Achema 2012
Colfax Fluid Handling will exhibit new products Allmind (pat. pending) and All-Optiflow (proprietary) at the Achema trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany (June 18 to 22). Both products are designed to help drastically reduce operating, maintenance, and energy costs for the operator. Visitors to Booth D63 in Hall 8, can see for themselves the potential for savings with the new Allmind Smart Platform. |
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Allweiler to exhibit All-Optiflow and Alldur at IFAT
Allweiler GmbH will exhibit its new All-Optiflow pump series at the IFAT 2012 trade fair in Munich, Germany. These new progressing cavity pumps are designed for use in waste handling, wastewater treatment, and paper manufacturing, among other applications. In addition to the All-Optiflow pumps, Allweiler will also focus on Alldur stators at the trade fair. Alldur is a new, highly wear resistant stator material that is ideal for use in sewage treatment plants. |
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Colfax Fluid Handling Announces All-Optiflow® Progressing Cavity Pumps, Increasing Flow Potential
Colfax Fluid Handling has introduced the Allweiler All-Optiflow® series of progressing cavity pumps. Applications include waste, wastewater treatment and paper manufacturing. All-Optiflow progressing cavity pumps offer up to twice the flow of standard pumps for applications up to 6 bar (87 psi) and move virtually any type of liquid, including fibrous and solid materials efficiently and reliably. |
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Colfax Offers New Allheat™ Pump Series for High Temperature, High Pressure Needs With Uncooled Mechanical Seal
MONROE, NC – Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX), a global leader in fluid-handling solutions for critical applications, announces through its business platform Colfax Fluid Handling the introduction of its new Allweiler Allheat™ series of heat transfer pumps. Allheat pumps are capable of pumping synthetic oils at temperatures up to 400°C and design pressures up to 40 bar (PN 40), yet the design requires no mechanical seal cooling. |
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Allmind™ Intelligent Pump Monitoring and Control
Allweiler AG, a member of Colfax Corporation, is introducing the Allmind™ system, a new "Smart Platform" for Allweiler pumps. The Allmind system facilitates intelligent monitoring and highly efficient control of virtually any pump. Continuous diagnosis of the pump complements the capabilities of the Allmind system. The results are dramatically lower maintenance and energy costs, elevated safety, and optimized control when bringing the pump to the desired operating point. |
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Allweiler Delivers Chemical Pumps Worth €1.7 Million to Chinese Customer
In October 2010, Allweiler AG fulfilled a large order for centrifugal pumps in China. The PET, glycol, and thermal oil pumps are part of expanded polyester production in Wujiang. A large number of Allweiler pumps have been in operation at the site since 2003. Allweiler AG is a business unit of Colfax Corporation. |
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Allweiler Delivers Propeller Pumps Worth €1.9 Million to Chinese Customer
Allweiler AG, a Colfax Corporation business unit, has received a major order for pipe-bend propeller pumps from a Chinese customer. The eight pumps will be used for salt production and were scheduled for delivery in October of 2010. A follow-on order for another €0.5-million has already been awarded. Allweiler's products were selected primarily because they are well-adapted to operating conditions encountered during salt production. |
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Allweiler Turns 150 – Earning Leadership One Customer at a Time
Allweiler AG, a Colfax business unit, is Germany's oldest pump manufacturer. Year 2010 marks 150 years that Allweiler has been manufacturing pumps. The company celebrated its anniversary on September 25 with a reception and an open house day for employees and their family members. Approximately 1800 visitors took advantage of this opportunity. |
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Allweiler awarded €5-million order for Iraqi power plants
Allweiler AG, a Colfax business unit, will deliver fuel-injection skids through Siemens AG for use in gas turbines in Iraq. The first two systems will be completed in early 2011. The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity has ordered an additional five skids and has options to purchase three more. All of the systems have the special ability to switch between several different liquid fuels without shutting down the turbines. |
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Lower operating costs by 75% without additional investment
Allweiler AG, a Colfax Corp. company, has developed a new system for regulating the speed of its screw pumps. "Allspeed" is a control system that forgoes the use of valves. It enables use of smaller pumps with a smaller motor. Standard cage rotor motors may be used without external ventilation. Allspeed augments the Emtec series, which is designed specifically for pumping coolants in tool machines. |
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Allweiler Anniversary Editions
Allweiler AG, a Colfax business unit, has been manufacturing pumps in Germany for 150 years, making it the country's oldest pump manufacturer. In celebration of this milestone, Allweiler is offering its customers four exclusive anniversary editions: a leakage monitoring system for screw pumps, dry-running protection for progressing cavity pumps, complete replacement pumps with motors, and free on-site pump inspections. |
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Alldur stators from Allweiler have up to triple service life
Allweiler AG, a member of Colfax Corporation, will present a new stator material at the IFAT trade fair in Munich (September 13 to 17). "Alldur" was specially developed for use in sewage treatment plants and for pumping abrasive wastewater. The elastomer's new chemical composition and Allweiler's processing methods increase service life by up to three times. "Alldur" stators are now available in all of the company's progressing cavity pumps. |
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Allweiler is looking for its oldest pump
Allweiler AG, a Colfax company, has been manufacturing pumps in Germany for 150 years, making it the country's oldest pump manufacturer. To celebrate, Allweiler is looking for the three oldest Allweiler pumps still in service anywhere in the world. Submissions will be accepted until the end of December 2010 and the operators will receive a modern replacement pump at no charge. |
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Allweiler pumps are ready for low-sulfur diesel in ships
Allweiler AG, a member of Colfax Corporation, is already delivering fuel pumps that are adapted for use with new low-sulfur diesel oil. The company employs an analytical program that shows conversion options or suitable replacements for pumps that are already in service. National and international regulations now require low-sulfur fuels, especially in coastal areas and while ships are in port. |
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Colfax Names Arne Forslund Vice President of Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia
Colfax Corporation (NYSE:CFX) today announced that Arne Forslund has been promoted to the newly created position of Senior Vice President Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia effective immediately. In this position he will also be CEO of Allweiler AG. Furthermore he will be responsible for the Company's global commercial marine strategy. Dr. Michael Matros, Senior Vice President and CEO of Allweiler AG has resigned. Frank Kirchner will still be CFO and member of the Executive Board at Allweiler. |
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Allweiler Pumps Detect and Prevent Leaks on Ships
In response to elevated safety and environmental regulations on ships, Allweiler AG, a Colfax business unit, has begun equipping its "SNS" series of screw pumps with the optional "Allseal" intelligent leak-detection and -collection system. These pumps are used primarily to move diesel fuel and lubrication oils on ships. |
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Allweiler wins major order for Irish power plant
In March 2009, Allweiler AG, a subsidiary of Colfax Corporation supplied an Irish customer with ten pumps for moving oily water. The order was closed in cooperation with Allweiler’s Swiss partner schubag. The pumps are used in a gas/steam combined-cycle power station constructed in Aghada, Ireland by Swiss firm Alstom AG. The client is state-owned power company ESB Power Generation. The order is valued at over 200,000 €. |
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Allweiler establishes new global service centers for high-pressure pumps
Allweiler’s new global service centers for its Emtec series of pumps will enable the company to more efficiently serve tool-machine customers around the world. These high-pressure pumps are used primarily to move critical cooling lubricants in tool machines. Service centers in Europe, the United States, and Asia will provide Allweiler customers with on-site advisory and maintenance services plus emergency service and rapid spare parts delivery. Allweiler is subsidiary of Colfax Corp. |
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Allweiler introduces new “Allfuel” series of pumps for lubricating liquids
Allweiler AG, a business unit of Colfax Corporation, has been delivering its new “Allfuel“ series of screw pumps to customers since May. The new series is designed to move oils and other lubricating liquids with a maximum discharge pressure of 40 bar. Allfuel pumps are available in six different construction types, allowing them to adapt to a variety of pumping tasks and installations. Special Allfuel material combinations comply with the most recent regulations requiring ships. |
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Colfax provides pumps worth $2 million for new oil pipeline in Gabon
At the end of last year Colfax Corporation delivered fifteen pumps and two pump skids to French oil and gas concern Maurel et Prom. The products are used in an oil field in Gabon. They transport crude oil more than 140 km, clean the pipeline with high-pressure water, and help treat the oil and improve its flow properties. The pumps were manufactured by Colfax companies Allweiler and Warren; the pump skids were produced by Imo. |
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Customizable Progressing Cavity Pumps
The new ACNBP-Flex and ANCP-Flex series of progressing cavity pumps from Allweiler AG exhibit modular designs that allow them to adapt quickly to a variety of pumping tasks. New production methods and materials also make them cost effective. |
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Econo-pack for ALLWEILER customers
Allweiler AG has begun offering its customers original spare parts kits for all standard pumps. They contain all of the parts that must be replaced on a regular basis during standard maintenance and which have similar usage cycles. The packages are designed to save the customer money by providing immediate access to all of the parts needed to completely finish repairs and maintenance. |
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Colfax Subsidiary Opens Middle East Office in Bahrain
Global positive displacement pump manufacturer will provide engineering and technical expertise to customers in region, including world’s largest oil companies. Allweiler AG, a subsidiary of Colfax Corporation (NYSE: CFX), a global leader in fluid-handling solutions for critical applications, has opened an office in Bahrain to better serve and support Middle East clients. |
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Allweiler pumps for environmental compatibility and a clean engine room
Allweiler will present innovative pump sealing technology at the Norshipping trade fair (stand C02-12). Screw pumps made by Allweiler AG are now available with a new opto-electronic module for clean and secure operation. Known as "ALLSEAL”, this intelligent technology provides safety against uncontrolled leaks and detects wear of the mechanical seal as soon as it begins. The result is an economical alternative to hermetically sealed magnetic couplings. |
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Allweiler's Bottrop plant turns 50
In 2009 Allweiler AG’s plant in Bottrop, Germany will celebrate its 50th birthday. This plant specializes in manufacturing progressing cavity pumps and peristaltic pumps. Throughout the year of celebrations, Allweiler plans to launch an explosion of ideas, products, innovative services, and consulting options. The Achema trade fair in Frankfurt (hall 8.0, booth R17) will be the first opportunity for Allweiler customers to evaluate the new offerings. |
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Safe and Clean: Allweiler Pumps with Allseal
Screw pumps made by Allweiler AG are now available with a new opto-electronic module. Known as "Allseal”, this new product detects wear of the mechanical seal as soon as it begins and immediately warns the operator of any leaks. The pump can then be automatically switched off and pumping tasks switched over to a secondary unit. |
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Allweiler pumps now with "life insurance"
Allweiler AG now offers additional protection for the longevity of its pumps: “Allready Box”, a new electronic module that continuously monitors a pump’s operational state. In the event of operational deviations or disturbances, Allready immediately emits a warning. In urgent cases it triggers an alarm and even has the ability to switch the pump off in hazardous conditions and switch over to a secondary unit. |
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Allweiler at Achema: Pumps at the heart of every system
At this year’s Achema, Allweiler AG will employ an informative multimedia exhibition concept to introduce a new generation of intelligent pumps (Hall 8, Booth R17/19). Specific smart technologies are designed to eliminate problems associated with leaks, overheated bearings, and defective seals, thereby resolving complex sets of challenges faced by Allweiler’s customers. |
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Allweiler Pumps Approved for Explosive Atmospheres. New ATEX Certificate for Dust.
For many years progressing cavity pumps, peristaltic pumps, and macerators manufactured by Allweiler AG have fulfilled the requirements for use in potentially explosive gaseous atmospheres when used properly. But now – since end 2008 – they are also certified for use in dust-laden explosive atmospheres. |
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Allweiler exhibits its pump competency at SMM
Allweiler AG, Europe’s leading pump manufacturer for Marine and Offshore applications, will be exhibiting its extensive selection of pumps and complete systems at SMM in Hamburg from September 23 to 26. Allweiler is located at booth 143 in hall A2. Its product line includes pumps for the engine room and in addition all types of pumping units for a ship’s infrastructure. These include everything from lube-oil pumps to process pumps. |
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Allweiler elevates the status of stators
Allweiler AG is moving its stator production from Hamburg to Bottrop. By September, the Bottrop plant will produce all stators used in its progressing cavity pumps. New machinery and accelerated production procedures will further optimize production. |
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Promotional event: Try pumps with no obligation
(Radolfzell/Bottrop) Companies with demanding pumping tasks can now try progressing cavity pumps and peristaltic pumps from Allweiler AG at no obligation. By making this offer, Allweiler intends to demonstrate to potential customers how they can benefit from using these pumps under difficult conditions. This event will continue until the end of 2008. |
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