The Quick Service Valve (QSV) is a stainless steel ball valve designed to control flow of refrigerants in both commercial and industrial refrigeration systems. 

The VR3452 high-efficiency wet rotor variable speed circulator is designed for chilled and hot water applications, offering up to 34 feet of shut-off head and 52 gallons per minute (gpm) flow. 

What goes inside the equipment is as important, or even more important, than the shiny exteriors and graphic user interfaces on the outside.

The 700 Series Rotary Gear Pumps are designed to provide quiet and efficient service at pressures to 2,000 psi and flow rates to 5.0 gallons per minute (gpm).

The COMFORT PM AUTO range of residential circulating pumps offer intelligent and energy-efficient hot water recirculation through its auto-adapt function, which learns and adapts to a household’s consumption patterns. 

The manufacturer held 10 events in the U.S. and Canada last year. They were so successful that Armstrong expanded its scope in 2015 to include international locations such as Mumbai, India; and Dubai, United Arab Emirates. 

This series of grooved-end butterfly valves is for use in commercial and light industrial applications. The valves are built with an ISO mounting pad and stem for simple automation with electric or pneumatic actuators. 

This 1 million-cycle pressure control is designed to meet the extended life requirements of the beverage and ice machine market as well as high-intensity applications like data centers and cell tower cooling. 

The Grundfos line of LCSE split-coupled end suction pumps with integrated motor, drive, and control feature the MLE variable-speed motor in ranges 3-30 horsepower (hp) in 3,500 revolutions per minute (rpm) and 3-25 hp in 1,800 rpm. 

These V-traps have a valve design, are self-priming, and never need added water. A self-sealing column of water, equal in height to the negative pressure in the air conditioner, automatically prevents air from entering the drain trap, which allows the condensate to drain freely.