DPS Pumps have been given a fresh look

From PRWeb UK: DPS Pumps is the number one site for all pumping needs. We stock a complete range of DAB, KSB and Ebara Pumps. This month DPS Pumps have begun using a new Content Management System. This has allowed the site to be completely visually changed.

The new site design has our customers’ needs at heart. The features are designed to be as intuitive as possible, making navigation of the site straight forward. As well as these changes, there has also been some new products added. These products include new domestic garden and pond pumps to the site. These pumps are ideal for many garden applications, such as ponds,fountains and waterfalls. They also come with a number of accessories which can change the fountain style and can be easily interchanged to give a range of effects.

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DPS Pumps have been given a fresh look

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Berlin Technologies

Research and Markets: Research Report on the $354.4 Million U.S. Market for Intrathecal Pumps

From BusinessWire: Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "U.S. Market for Intrathecal Pumps" report to their offering.


In 2011, the U.S. market for intrathecal pumps was valued at $354.4 million, an increase over 2010. The intrathecal pump market is expected to grow steadily, driven by greater patient awareness and technological advancements that may show significant increases in efficacy, safety and approval of potential indications.

The miniaturization of the device pump and the improved battery consumption are where the majority of technological advancements will take place. There are a few companies currently that are at the forefront of advancing technologies in intrathecal pumps, including Medtronic andCodma.

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Research and Markets: Research Report on the $354.4 Million U.S. Market for Intrathecal Pumps

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Berlin Technologies

Free webinar - Optimize your pumps maintenance budget

Pumps & Systems offers a free webinar on optimizing your pumps maintenance budget, where you can learn which equipment to target, what information to collect and how to use it effectively. It will take place on Thursday, October 11, 2012, 1 p.m. EST.

About the webinar: A recent poll by Pumps & Systems showed that maintenance and energy efficiency are by far the top two concerns of plant managers and process engineers. Unplanned repairs can be 10 times as costly as scheduled maintenance - but if plants spend too much time and effort to avoid them, the costs can outweigh the benefits.

Dan Kernan, Manager of Monitoring and Control for ITT Industrial Process, will explain how organizations can optimize their maintenance programs to mitigate risks and minimize costs. He will describe best practices for implementing a variety of pump maintenance strategies—including which equipment to target, what information to collect and how to use it effectively.

Supported by case studies from multiple industries, Kernan will give attendees actionable advice that they can use to understand and improve the bottom-line benefits of their total investment in pumping systems.

For free registering click on this link http://www.visualwebcaster.com/event.asp?id=89383

Yours,
Berlin Technologies

Grinder Pump Tutorial

From Pumps & Systems: Many designs of wastewater pumping systems are available. Each has features that make it the preferred choice for a given application. The system chosen is typically based on cost considerations, specific product features or familiarity with the equipment and supplier.

Submersible pumps and systems have become a popular choice through the years because of their ability to handle solids and operate under water and their flood-proof feature and single-basin design.

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Grinder Pump Tutorial

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Berlin Technologies

The Efficiency Tango: A Deeper Look at Geothermal Heat Pump Efficiency

From RenewableEnergyWorld.com: A couple weeks ago, I compared the efficiency of the two most advanced geothermal heat pumps (GHPs) recently launched by Waterfurnace Renewable Energy (TSX:WFI, OTC:WFIFF) and Climatemaster, as division of LSB Industries (NYSE:LXU). Like most things in life, it turns out that heat pump efficiency is a lot more complicated than just comparing a couple numbers.

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The Efficiency Tango: A Deeper Look at Geothermal Heat Pump Efficiency


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Berlin Technologies: Supplying the best pumps in Israel

Pump Express Revamps Website to Better Serve Pump Market

From PRWeb: Dotcomweavers recently overhauled pumpexpress.com, the on-line home of Pump Express, a New Jersey-based distributor of commercial and industrial pumps and pump parts, so that the company might better serve the market for precision industrial, commercial and residential pumping equipment.

Site improvements include an illustrated catalog of pumps and parts supported by manuals and performance charts, and Live Chat windows staffed by a team of pump experts. The remade site is characterized by user-friendliness and enhanced interactivity, key elements in connecting pump buyers to the product and sizing information necessary to choose appropriate pumping equipment.

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Pump Express Revamps Website to Better Serve Pump Market

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Berlin Technologies: Supplying the best pumps in Israel

Energy Efficiency to Emerge as Key Purchase Criterion for Pumps in the Oil and Gas Industry

From PR Newswire: The oil and gas industry in Europe has been through economic vagaries in the last 10 years with financing difficulties and low oil prices resulting in several projects being either postponed or abandoned altogether. This, in turn, has affected the uptake of pumps by the industry. Nevertheless, demand for pumps is set to grow steadily as projects gradually start being revived.

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.industrialautomation.frost.com), European Pumps Market in the Oil and Gas Industry, finds that the market earned revenues of euro 1,346.78 million in 2010 and estimates this to reach euro 1,483.19 million in 2015. The research covers centrifugal and positive displacement pumps.

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Energy Efficiency to Emerge as Key Purchase Criterion for Pumps in the Oil and Gas Industry, Says Frost & Sullivan

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Berlin Technologies

The oil and gas industry in Europe has been through economic vagaries in the last 10 years with financing difficulties and low oil prices resulting in several projects being either postponed or abandoned altogether. This, in turn, has affected the uptake of pumps by the industry. Nevertheless, demand for pumps is set to grow steadily as projects gradually start being revived.

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Energy Efficiency to Emerge as Key Purchase Criterion for Pumps in the Oil and Gas Industry, Says Frost & Sullivan