FloFab Pumps & Systems
At Process & Power, we proudly supply Flo Fab, a North American manufacturer specializing in pumps, tanks, heat exchangers, and packaged systems. With more than 35 years of experience, Flo Fab has built a reputation for engineering reliable, energy-efficient solutions for HVAC, plumbing, industrial, and municipal markets. Their products are trusted in high-rises, hospitals, schools, and commercial facilities across the U.S. and Canada.
Product Highlights
Centrifugal Pumps – Efficient designs for HVAC, plumbing, and general industrial applications.
Inline & End-Suction Pumps – Space-saving, reliable solutions for circulation and fluid transfer.
Booster Pump Systems – Packaged systems for maintaining consistent water pressure in commercial buildings.
Heat Exchangers & Tanks – Engineered for heating, cooling, and storage applications.
Packaged Pumping Systems – Factory-assembled, skid-mounted systems for simplified installation and operation.
Why Choose Flo Fab?
Over three decades of engineering expertise in pumps and systems
Complete product line from individual pumps to fully integrated solutions
Proven reliability in HVAC, municipal, and industrial applications
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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FloFab Pumps & Systems FAQ
What FloFab equipment is featured?
The page includes centrifugal, inline, and end-suction pumps, booster packages, tanks, and heat exchangers for building and industrial systems.
Can FloFab equipment support HVAC circulation?
Suitable models can serve heating or cooling circuits. Provide the fluid mixture, temperature range, flow, and system head for selection.
How does an inline pump differ from an end-suction pump?
Their connection and mounting arrangements differ. Compare available space, piping layout, maintenance access, and the required operating point.
Can pumps and heat exchangers be selected together?
Yes. The required thermal duty and exchanger pressure drop influence pump selection. Define both heating or cooling performance and hydraulic requirements.
What should be reviewed for a building booster system?
Include source pressure, building elevation, peak demand, operating schedule, and noise constraints. Confirm the intended pressure control and standby arrangement.
Can a replacement package fit the existing equipment room?
That requires dimensioned drawings and an access review. Include doorways, removal routes, maintenance clearances, and utility connection locations.
How do I size a packaged pumping system?
Specify peak and minimum demand, available inlet pressure, required outlet conditions, and operating schedule. Include redundancy, utilities, and site dimensions in the selection.
Why is system pressure fluctuating?
Variable demand, sensor placement, control settings, inadequate inlet supply, or mechanical wear may contribute. Record pressure trends and pump status during the problem.
What causes frequent pump cycling?
Low demand, pressure storage problems, check-valve leakage, or unsuitable staging settings may cause short cycles. Review the control sequence and equipment limits together.
What is the purpose of duty and standby pumps?
A standby unit can support operation when another pump is unavailable. Confirm how much capacity remains during an outage; multiple pumps do not automatically provide full redundancy.
Can variable-speed control improve performance?
It may help match output to changing demand. Selection should account for the system curve, minimum flow, motor limits, and the intended control sequence.
What information is needed before installing a skid?
Confirm connection locations, electrical supply, floor loading, service clearances, drainage, and access. Review the division of responsibility for site piping, wiring, and commissioning.
What should scheduled package maintenance include?
Follow the instructions for pumps, drives, valves, sensors, and controls. Check alarms and operating sequences as well as individual component condition.
Can an existing package be expanded or upgraded?
Possibly. Compare the new demand with pump capacity, piping, electrical supply, and controls before adding equipment or changing operating settings.
How can I get local support for FloFab Pumps & Systems?
Contact Process & Power at (901) 362-5500 with your location, equipment identification, and application or service concern. The team can review selection, parts, and service options for your needs.
What should I send when requesting a quote?
Include the required duty, fluid or process details, operating conditions, utilities, and installation dimensions. For existing equipment, add nameplate photos, model and serial numbers, and a description of the problem or planned change.