TIGERFLOW Systems
At Process & Power, 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
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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TIGERFLOW Systems FAQ
What TIGERFLOW systems are featured?
The page covers packaged boosting, HVAC circulation, reuse, fire-protection, and custom pumping arrangements. Each package must be selected for its specific service.
What is the advantage of a packaged pumping system?
It coordinates selected pumps, piping, and controls into one assembly. Site connections, installation conditions, and commissioning still need to be planned.
Can a booster package support changing building demand?
A properly selected package can stage or control pumps around the demand range. Provide peak demand and low-use conditions during selection.
What should be reviewed for a reuse-water system?
Define the water source, quality, demand, storage, and approved end use. Pumping equipment is only one part of the required treatment and distribution arrangement.
Is fire-protection equipment selected like an ordinary booster?
No. It requires a project-specific review of applicable requirements and approvals by the responsible professionals. Verify the exact package's documentation and intended service.
Can an existing control system communicate with a new package?
Integration depends on the controller and available interfaces. Specify required commands, feedback, alarms, and communication protocols before ordering.
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 TIGERFLOW 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.