ALLWEILER AG

ALLWEILER AG is a prominent German company with a history dating back to 1860. It is one of the oldest and most renowned manufacturers of pumps and fluid-handling systems. The company has established itself as a leader in the industry through its innovative solutions and high-quality products designed for various sectors including maritime, industrial, and power generation.

Key Areas of Expertise:

Pump Solutions:
- Centrifugal Pumps: Widely used in industrial applications for transporting liquids.
- Screw Pumps: Known for their high efficiency and capability to handle viscous fluids.
- Progressing Cavity Pumps: Used in applications requiring precise flow control.

Complete Fluid Handling Systems:
- Provides system integration for complex fluid handling requirements, ensuring efficiency and reliability.

Customer Support and Services:
- Comprehensive support including installation, maintenance, and part replacement ensures long-term reliability and performance.

Industries Served:

Marine: Offering robust pump solutions for shipbuilding and offshore installations.

Industrial: Catering to manufacturing plants, chemical process industries, and more.

Power Generation: Providing reliable pump systems for cooling, heating, and boiler feed applications.

Oil and Gas: Versatile solutions for upstream, midstream, and downstream operations.

Wastewater: Effective waste management and treatment solutions.

Innovations and Quality:

ALLWEILER AG emphasizes innovation and has continuously invested in research and development to maintain its competitive edge. The company adheres to stringent quality standards and employs cutting-edge technology to create efficient and durable products.

Global Presence:

ALLWEILER AG operates under Colfax Corporation's Fluid Handling platform, enhancing its reach and capabilities on a global scale. This affiliation allows ALLWEILER AG to leverage a vast network and resources to better serve its clients worldwide.

Environmental Commitment:

ALLWEILER AG is committed to sustainable practices and the development of eco-friendly products. This commitment is evident in their energy-efficient pump systems designed to minimize environmental impact.

Conclusion:

With over 150 years of experience, ALLWEILER AG has built a reputation for excellence in the fluid handling industry. Its comprehensive range of high-quality pumps and fluid handling solutions continues to meet the diverse needs of various sectors, supported by a strong commitment to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction.

+49 7732 86-0
www.allweiler.com
+49 7732 86-436

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Radolfzell Germany

1 Allweilerstraße
Radolfzell BW 78315
Germany

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