TIGERFLOW Packaged Pump Systems
At Industrial Air Services, we proudly supply TIGERFLOW Systems, a U.S.-based manufacturer of fully engineered pump and control packages. Since 1987, TIGERFLOW has been delivering turnkey solutions that integrate pumps, controls, piping, and accessories into complete systems—designed for maximum efficiency, reliability, and ease of installation. Their systems serve industries ranging from commercial buildings and healthcare to industrial facilities and municipal water.
Product Highlights
Booster Pump Systems – Packaged systems for consistent water pressure in commercial and municipal applications.
HVAC Pumping Systems – Complete solutions for chilled water, heating, and cooling tower circulation.
Fire Protection Pump Systems – UL/FM-approved systems designed for NFPA-compliant fire safety.
Rainwater & Reuse Systems – Sustainable designs for stormwater and graywater reuse applications.
Custom Engineered Packages – Skid-mounted systems built to meet unique project specifications.
Why Choose TIGERFLOW?
Over 35 years of expertise in engineered pump and control systems
Turnkey, factory-tested packages that reduce installation time and costs
Trusted in critical applications from hospitals to high-rises and municipal water systems
Industrial Air Services
📞 (615) 641-3100
📍 138 Bain Drive • LaVergne, TN 37086
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TIGERFLOW Packaged Pump Systems FAQ
What is a TIGERFLOW packaged pump system?
TIGERFLOW supplies integrated pumping packages combining pumps, controls, piping, and related components. These systems support water pressure, circulation, and other building or industrial pumping duties.
What applications use TIGERFLOW systems?
Applications include pressure boosting, HVAC circulation, and engineered water-handling systems. Select the package for the actual service, demand range, available utilities, and operating requirements.
What is a booster pump system?
A booster system adds pressure to an incoming water supply. Its selection depends on available inlet pressure, required outlet pressure, peak flow, and the distribution system.
How does variable-speed pressure control work?
A controller adjusts pump speed using a pressure signal and setpoint. The design must account for sensor location, changing demand, and minimum operating limits.
Why use multiple pumps in one package?
Multiple pumps can stage capacity as demand changes and provide planned redundancy. The number and size of pumps should reflect peak duty, minimum demand, and service-continuity requirements.
What is lead-lag operation?
The lead pump starts first, and additional pumps operate as demand requires. Alternation can distribute operating hours, depending on the controls and the intended duty strategy.
Can a packaged system reduce installation work?
Factory assembly can reduce field fabrication and coordination. Site connections, electrical work, controls integration, startup, and verification still depend on the supplied package and project scope.
How is a TIGERFLOW booster system sized?
Provide peak and minimum flow, inlet-pressure range, required discharge pressure, elevation, and piping losses. Include operating schedules and any need for backup capacity.
Why must minimum inlet pressure be known?
Available inlet pressure affects the boost required and suction conditions. A package selected from an average supply pressure may underperform during periods when the inlet pressure drops.
Can a system serve HVAC circulation?
Appropriate pumping packages can serve heating or cooling circuits. Specify fluid composition, flow, differential pressure, temperature, and the control strategy for the connected equipment.
Can packaged controls connect to building automation?
Integration may be available depending on the controller and specified communications. Confirm required signals, protocol, alarms, and control responsibility before ordering the package.
Can TIGERFLOW systems be customized?
TIGERFLOW offers engineered packages for project requirements. Provide layout constraints, materials, redundancy goals, controls interfaces, and required documentation so the proposed scope is clearly defined.
What installation details should be checked?
Confirm access, footprint, service clearances, floor loading, electrical supply, piping connections, and drainage. Ensure equipment can be maintained or removed without obstructing essential building operations.
What maintenance does a packaged system need?
Plan pump, motor, valve, sensor, and control inspections according to component manuals. Verify pressure readings, staging behavior, alarms, and any installed tank's condition.
Can an existing booster package be replaced?
A replacement requires review of current demand, inlet conditions, pipe sizes, available space, and electrical capacity. Recheck the duty rather than duplicating an oversized or outdated package.
Where can I request TIGERFLOW assistance in Tennessee?
Contact Industrial Air Services at (615) 641-3100 with flow, pressure, utilities, layout information, and operating requirements to discuss a suitable packaged pumping system.