ALLWEILER-IMO-WARREN PUMPS
ALLWEILER-IMO-WARREN PUMPS is a recognized name in the pump manufacturing industry, known for its diverse range of high-quality pump products and solutions. The company operates under the umbrella of the Colfax Corporation, a leading global provider of fluid-handling and other specialty flow-control products.
Key Points About the Company:
**1. History and Background:
- Allweiler: Founded in 1860 in Germany, it's one of the oldest pump manufacturers globally. Known for its technological innovations and high-quality engineering.
- IMO: Established in 1931 in the United States, IMO specializes in screw pump technology and is well-regarded for its high-performance pumps.
- Warren Pumps: Also part of the Colfax Corporation, Warren Pumps has a history dating back to 1897. It is known for its custom-engineered solutions primarily for military and commercial marine applications.
**2. Product Range:
- Centrifugal Pumps: Suitable for a wide array of applications, including heating and cooling circuits, wastewater management, and various industrial processes.
- Screw Pumps: These include single, twin, and triple-screw pumps used for high-viscosity fluids, oil transport, and hydraulic applications.
- Gear Pumps: Used for precise metering and transporting various fluids.
- Progressive Cavity Pumps: Usually applied in the environmental technology sector and certain industrial processes.
**3. Industries Served:
- Marine: Pumps for fuel transfer, lubrication, and various on-board processes.
- Oil and Gas: Solutions for upstream, midstream, and downstream operations, including crude oil transport, refining, and distribution.
- Chemical Processing: Pumps designed to handle aggressive and corrosive materials safely.
- Power Generation: High-efficiency pumps for cooling systems, lubrication, and other critical functions.
- Environmental Technology: Pumps for wastewater treatment, recycling, and related processes.
- Military: Custom-engineered pumps for naval ships and other military applications.
**4. Technological Innovations:
- The company invests significantly in research and development to incorporate the latest technologies in its products. This includes advancements in materials, efficiency improvements, and smart pump technologies that enable better monitoring and control.
**5. Global Reach:
ALLWEILER-IMO-WARREN PUMPS has a widespread global presence, with manufacturing and service facilities located in key regions around the world. This ensures that customers in various parts of the world have access to their products and support services.
**6. Service and Support:
The company prides itself on providing robust after-sales support, including maintenance, repair, and spare parts supply. This ensures long-term reliability and efficiency of their pump systems.
Overall, ALLWEILER-IMO-WARREN PUMPS stands out for its rich heritage, comprehensive product range, and commitment to quality and innovation, making it a trusted partner for many industries around the globe.
- 504-888-3333
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- 504-888-3337
Products
Cargo Pumps, Rotary and Centrifugal Pumps, Hydraulics
Metairie USA
2637 Edenborn Avenue
Metairie LA 70002
USA
Metairie LA 70002
USA
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