productThe Grundfos Product Center (GPC) is an online search and sizing tool that will help users choose a suitable pump – whether for a new or a replacement project – and provide more information about pumps they already have.
productThe Grundfos Ecademy has steadily been increasing its reach in recent years. Now, with the advent of a wide range of new topics – available 24/7 from a smartphone, tablet or computer – Grundfos believes there are even more reasons to turn to this hub.
productVacuum pumps in the latest VD range from Simmatic provide all of the functionality needed for a typical vacuum system in a single compact unit.
productWanner is expanding its high horsepower pump range with two high pressure variants of its Hydra-Cell T200 multi-diaphragm, packing-free, seal-less API674 pump.
productThe new FP 150 multi-diaphragm liquid pump from KNF offers linear flow adjustment from 0.2 to 1.5L/min, low pulsation and continuous duty up to 2 bar pressure.
articleThe aim of the EU Eco-Design Directive is to improve the environmental impact of energy-intensive products by optimising their design. Since pumps require a lot of energy, some inevitably fall within scope of this directive. Better design could significantly reduce their energy consumption. However, considerably more can be achieved if the pump is not viewed in isolation, but as part of the overall system along with its electric motor and controller.
productFor those who are busy, yet keen to learn more about pumps, Grundfos offers a variety of options.
productFollowing a Grundfos energy check of its pumps, a large office building in central London has replaced obsolete pumps with new, energy-efficient models and is reaping the benefits.
productIt was in 1945 when Poul Due Jensen was asked by a local farmer if he could supply a pump from his small engineering workshop in Denmark; from this humble beginning, Grundfos Pumps was born.
articlePumps are increasingly required to supply real time operating data to control networks so that their performance can be monitored and adjusted to meet constantly changing production requirements. Hard wiring a sensor into a pump’s rotating drive shaft usually requires the use of a delicate slip ring, but an alternative solution is to use a non-contact radio frequency detector, as Mark Ingham of Sensor Technology explains.
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