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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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German pump technology for sewage plants in Algeria
(Radolfzell/Bottrop) Construction of four new sewage plants is currently underway in Algeria and pumps from Allweiler AG are playing key roles. Allweiler worked with the plant builder to deliver 48 progressing cavity pumps and macerators. Technological benefits of Allweiler pumps and the company's on-site presence were two big reasons why Allweiler was awarded the contract. |
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Immersed lube-oil pump with higher power
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG has expanded the performance range of its ALLUB® RUV vertically immersed screw pump. Maximum capacity has been boosted to 1300 l/min. or more than 30-percent higher than before. The pump/motor assembly is delivered complete with covering plate and pipework, making it ready for installation in an oil reservoir. |
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Allweiler delivers its largest lube-oil module to Finnish power plant
(Radolfzell/Germany) The Pump Skid business segment of Allweiler AG was chosen to deliver the entire lubrication-oil module for Finland’s Olkiluoto 3, the world’s largest power plant. Four Allweiler centrifugal pumps will handle pumping of lubrication oil. The lubrication oil tank holds 123 m3. It is the largest unit of this type that Allweiler has ever delivered. Planning for the system began in 2004. The power plant will generate 1600 MW and is expected to go on-line in 2010. |
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Large orders for Allweiler pump skids
(Radolfzell/Germany) In September 2007, the Pump Skid business segment of Allweiler AG received large orders from several global customers. Total value of the orders is in the double-digit million range. Allweiler AG of Germany manufactures ready-to-use fuel and lubricating-oil skids for gas and steam turbines in power plants. Its largest customer is Siemens AG. |
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New high-performance pump for heat transfer liquids
(Radolfzell) At WTT Expo, a trade fair for heat exchangers and heat-transfer technology, Allweiler AG will introduce its new "ALLHEAT 1000", a specially-designed centrifugal pump for moving thermal oils. The new pump's maximum delivery head is 100 m and maximum capacity is 1450 m3/h. The new pump expands the performance range of the "ALLHEAT" product family for a variety of heat transfer liquids like oils, water, glycol, and fused salt baths. |
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Another major investment at Allweiler AG
(Radolfzell/Germany) In June 2007, Allweiler AG updated its in-house foundry by adding a new molding machine. The new equipment is increasing quality and productivity at the foundry. For Allweiler, the foundry is a major element of its value-added chain and essential for fulfilling promises of high quality and short delivery times even as the number of orders climbs. |
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Colfax Corporation Announces Acquisition of Lubrication
Richmond, VA, USA, January 31, 2007. Colfax Corporation announced today it has completed its acquisition of Lubrication Systems Company (LSC) in Houston, Texas from shareholders of LSC. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. |
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Allweiler delivers 20 stainless soy-oil pumps to Russia
major order with Allweiler AG for twenty stainless-steel centrifugal pumps that will be used to move soy oil. The customer placed its initial order because Allweiler was able to immediately meet all technical specifications as well as the additional requirements of the plant operator. |
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Michael Matros joins Allweiler AG Executive Board
(Radolfzell) In mid-November 2006 Dr. Michael Matros (41) became a member of the Executive Board of Allweiler AG, and Senior Vice-President and General Manager of parent company Colfax
Corporation (Richmond, United States). |
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SMM 2006 Press Releases
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Allweiler supplies heaviest lubricating modules for Hitachi
(Radolfzell/Germany) Babcock-Hitachi Europe GmbH (BHE) is
expanding its two Hungarian brown-coal and gas power stations,
Matra and Nyiregyhaza, with a total of three Hitachi gas turbine
systems. The Plant Construction Division of Allweiler AG is to
supply the lubricating oil plants for all of the turbines. Allweiler will
install these modules ready-for-use, complete with gearbox, torque
converter and starter motor. |
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Allweiler: A successful 2005 and clear growth in the first half of 2006
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler concluded 2005 very
successfully, with an increased turnover of 156 million Euro and
an increase in total order value of 12 percent. During the first six months of 2006, the company achieved even greater increases. Total order value again increased by a two-digit figure in
comparison with the previous year. As in 2005, further new positions are planned in all branches in 2006. |
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Using pumps economically
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG is organising a pump convention at its company premises on 12th October in Radolfzell on Lake Constance. The theme is the economical use of pumps and reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). The event is intended exclusively for business visitors. Prior registration is required. |
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New lubricating, anti-heeling and fire extinguishing pumps from Allweiler
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG, the oldest German pump manufacturer, will present three new pumps at this year's SMM in Hamburg (Hall A2, Stand 172). These include a lubricating
centrifugal pump for diesel engines with a large lubricating oil requirement, a high-performance anti-heeling trimming pump and a newly developed fire extinguishing pump. |
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Anti-heeling pump now with higher performance
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG has expanded the range of
applications for its ALLTRIMM anti-heeling pump. The improved pump has the same dimensions but maximum flow rate is one-third higher at 1300 m3/hour. It is also available in an explosion-protected version. The pump is especially well suited for use in container ships, cruise ships, and roll-on/roll-off vessels. |
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New progressing cavity pump from Allweiler
(Radolfzell/Bottrop) Allweiler AG’s new progressing cavity pump is designed to meet the specific needs of beverage manufacturers, handlers, and bottlers. Pumps of the “AEB-SE” series are suitable for all liquids, comply with food regulations, and come delivered as a complete unit including drive. The pump can move beverages and juices in addition to paints, varnishes, pastes, and chemicals. |
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Allweiler strengthens Bottrop location
(Radolfzell/Bottrop) On May 1, 2006 Dr. Ernst Raphael assumed leadership of Allweiler’s Bottrop plant. As a member of the company’s executive management, he simultaneously assumes responsibility for the progressing cavity and peristaltic pump business division. He will also continue to manage sales in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. |
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Allweiler AG gets new director in Radolfzell
(Radolfzell/Germany) On April 1, Dr. Michael Matros assumed leadership of Allweiler AG’s main plant in Radolfzell, putting him in charge of the company’s entire screw-pump and centrifugal-pump business segment. |
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New technologically advanced emulsion
(Radolfzell, Germany) Allweiler AG introduces the “EMTEC-A”, a
screw pump based on its proven, eight-year-old EMTEC series. The new pump is designed specifically for moving emulsions and cooling lubricants, but extra-hard special steel and cast iron ensure safety and a high level of wear resistance even when pumping liquids that contain abrasives. |
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Better protection thanks to water-soluble varnish
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG has increased the quality of their priming coats while at the same time reducing consumption of conventional solvents. By switching to water-soluble
varnish, the company will additionally reduce emissions of conventional solvents by eight tons per year. |
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Colfax and Allweiler Making Progress in Chinese and Indian Markets
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG has been producing pump parts at its own factory in Wuxi, China since the beginning of October. Starting in 2006, this plant will manufacture complete
pumps for the Asian market. Having a production site in China
makes it much easier for Allweiler to gain ground in this market. |
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New Sand Mixer Installed
(Radolfzell/Germany) On October 7, ALLWEILER AG installed a new sand mixer at its Radolfzell, Germany foundry. The new machine is just one aspect of a comprehensive effort to modernize the foundry. In total, ALLWEILER will invest 650,000 euro in modernization this year. |
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Allweiler In-House Exhibition is a Success
(Radolfzell/Germany) On September 16, Allweiler AG in Radolfzell, Germany held an in-house exhibition that focused on pumps and complete components for power plants and power generation. Nearly 150 visitors from Germany and other countries took the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes at Allweiler and hold in-depth discussions with specialists from the design, production, service and sales departments. |
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Focusing on Heat-Transfer Pumps
(Radolfzell/Germany) Allweiler AG announces its intention to
participate in WTT Expo, the first trade fair to focus on heattransfer
and heat-carrier engineering, from October 4 through 6
in Karlsruhe, Germany. The company plans to exhibit with a large booth in hall 1A (booth B040), where it will display its “ALLHEAT” product family, related products for thermal oils and hot water, and demonstrate representative applications from several different industries. |
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Allweiler Invests in New Stator Production Site
(Radolfzell/Bottrop) Since mid-March 2005, ALLWEILER AG has been producing all stators for its progressing cavity pumps at its own plant. Allweiler acquired this capability by taking over parts of the company New-York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie AG. They then modernized the existing facilities to make them more environmentally friendly and energy. |
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Allweiler to hold specialty trade fair for pumps in Power Generation
(Radolfzell/Germany) On September 16, Allweiler AG will host a specialty trade fair at their Radolfzell headquarters in southern Germany. The exhibits and presentations will focus on applications for pumps and ready-to-use components in power plants. The event is aimed especially at power plant builders, suppliers of power plant components, planners, and operators in Germany and other countries. The company expects as many as 400 visitors. |
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Allweiler: After a successful 2004 new hiring and a good start in 2005
(Radolfzell/Germany) With sales virtually unchanged, Allweiler AG closed the year 2004 with a significantly higher level of incoming orders and an order backlog. During the first five months of 2005, the company bucked the general trend with incoming orders that were 10 percent higher than the previous year and 15 percent higher than projected. As a result, Allweiler plans to add ten new employees this year. |
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Allweiler delivers its largest propeller pump to Russia
Uralkali, Russia's leading chemical company, ordered from Allweiler AG the largest propeller pumps that the company has ever produced. The seven pumps move potash salt-suspension needed in the production of fertilizer. |
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New Chairman at Allweiler AG
The Executive Board positions at Allweiler AG were rearranged in mid-March 2005. Klaus Stahlmann is now the CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board and Frank Kirchner is the CFO and Member of the Executive Board. Campbell Walton is no longer a member of the company's Executive Board. |
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Redesigned lube-oil pump for vertical installation & Anti-heeling Pump at Nor-shipping
Allweiler AG, Radolfzell/Germany, (booth D03-02) introduces their new main-engine lube oil pump in two stage design. ALLMARINE MELO is an extremely efficient, robust, and reliable centrifugal pump. Also for the first time presented at the Nor-shipping trade fair is ALLTRIMM with increased capacity. ALLTRIMM is a new anti-heeling in-line propeller pump with unique technology. |
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Flygt taking over Allweiler distribution in Australia
Effective January 1, ITT Flygt has taken over the distribution of Allweiler’s progressing cavity pumps, peristaltic pumps, rotary lobe pumps, and macerators in the Australian market. This Swedish pump manufacturer is already selling Allweiler AG wastewater pumps under a private label in several non-European countries. |
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Allweiler produces its own stators
Since mid-March 2005, Allweiler AG has been producing all of the stators for its progressing cavity pumps at its own plant. Allweiler acquired this capability by taking over parts of the company New-York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie AG. With its own stator production, it can make sure that even uncommon elastomers and dimensions will be available quickly and in original quality. |
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New impeller developed and tested in four weeks
Allweiler recently found it necessary to increase the performance of a cooling water pump by 20 percent within a short period of time in order to meet the significantly elevated performance of the “8000” MTU diesel motor .... |
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Allweiler wins large order from CSPC for polyol pumps
(Radolfzell) Allweiler will deliver 20 pumps to the CSPC Nanhai Petrochemicals complex in southern China ... |
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Reducing the lifecycle costs of pumps
New 24-hour service concept for marine pumps - New lube-oil pump for vertical installation in oil tanks are introduced at the SMM trade fair - Magnetic coupling for pumping heavy oil without leaks - A new anti-heeling pump - Allweiler AG is a leading supplier for marine and offshore users ..... |
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