In the third part of the IFAT report impeller.net informs about innovations in the field “Mixer and Aerator”.

In the second part of the IFAT report impeller.net informs about innovations in the field “Pumps for Water and Chemicals”.

In the second part of the IFAT report impeller.net informs about innovations in the fields “Pumping Stations”, “Mixers and Aerators” as well as “Drives and Controls”.

In this last part of the ACHEMA 2006 highlights, the online pump magazine tells you all about positive displacement pumps and even a world novelty in the vane pump sector.

Techniques des Fluides, the specialist for industrial and sanitary pump systems is the new exclusive distributor for Wilden Pumps in France.

Herborner Pumpenfabrik, the market leader in filter pumps for swimming pools has introduced a whole new standard in this industry, under which all the impellers in its UNIBAD X and UNIBLOCK GF pump lines are now produced using complex aluminium-bronze, also known as nickel bronze.

In part three of the ISH 2005 report, impeller.net brings you up to date about innovations in sewage and wastewater pumps, suction pumps and lifting stations.

EMU SELECT 3 – based on the popular VSX software – is a significant software package that offers comprehensive solutions for the professional calculation, planning, design and documentation of pumps and pump systems. With this completely new development, EMU SELECT continues the successful line of EMU selection systems.

If you want to keep up with a market that is becoming more and more competitive, you have to make sure your production environment is as efficient as possible. In many areas, this means a transition from the traditional drum storage to containers, a development which, in turn, places new challenges on pump technology.

Forecasts of revenues for the world pump industry have been revised downward in the last year. Nevertheless, according to the online Pumps: World Markets report, published by the McIlvaine Company, sales will grow from $28.9 billion in 2003 to $34.2 billion in 2007. Earlier McIlvaine forecasts projected crossing of the $34 billion threshold in 2006.