FloFab Pump Skid Packages

FloFab supplies pumps, tanks, heat exchangers, and packaged systems for building and industrial applications. Its equipment supports circulation, pressure boosting, heating, cooling, and related fluid-handling duties.

A skid package assembles selected pumps, piping, valves, and other specified equipment on a common base. The supplied components and testing scope depend on the project.

Applications include HVAC circulation, plumbing, pressure boosting, and general fluid transfer. Match the package to the service fluid, operating temperatures, pressure requirements, and control needs.

Inline pumps align suction and discharge with the piping arrangement, while end-suction designs use a different inlet layout. Compare footprint, maintenance access, and performance for the installation.

Suitable equipment can circulate chilled water or compatible mixtures. Specify flow, differential head, temperature, fluid concentration, and control strategy for the full operating range.

Appropriate pump and component selections can support heating-water circulation. Temperature ratings, seal compatibility, expansion provisions, and system pressure should be reviewed together.

A booster package adds water pressure using pumps and coordinated controls. Selection requires the inlet-pressure range, building demand, distribution losses, and required pressure at the delivery points.

Yes. FloFab's range includes heat exchangers and tanks for appropriate thermal and storage applications. Confirm the specific construction, ratings, and included accessories for the intended duty.

Provide required flow, system head, fluid properties, temperature, and available electrical power. Include minimum demand, redundancy requirements, and constraints on the package dimensions.

A compatible drive can adjust output as demand changes. Potential benefits depend on the system curve, control method, operating range, and how much time the system spends below peak load.

Redundancy can allow maintenance or continued operation after a pump fault. The design must define whether the remaining equipment can meet full demand or only a reduced essential load.

Controls integration depends on the equipment specified. Confirm communication protocol, operating signals, alarms, and the responsibilities of the local controller and building automation system.

Verify footprint, access, support, utility connections, piping alignment, and service clearances. Coordinate equipment handling and startup requirements before delivery to the building or plant.

Maintain each pump, motor, valve, tank, and heat exchanger according to its manual. Inspect controls and instruments, and compare operating measurements with the system's intended performance.

Possibly, but dimensions and duty must be checked. Existing pipe centers, electrical supply, floor space, and service access may require adaptation even when the nominal pump size matches.

Contact Industrial Air Services at (615) 641-3100 with the application, flow, head, temperatures, layout, and control requirements to discuss a suitable pump or packaged system.