GF Signet promotional Magmeter flow sensors video featuring the Model 2551 with PP or PVDF wetted materials plus a choice of Hastelloy-C, titanium, or 316 stainless steel electrodes. The Model 2552 is fully designed with stainless steel, can be used for hot-tapping with easy one hand installation, and can be used in very large pipes.
See and hear from the Head of Business Unit Americas, from representatives of GF Piping Systems sales companies in the US, Canada and Mexico, and from representatives of each manufacturing company in the US. This video introduction includes footage from inside and out many of the GF facilities in North America.
Radar Level Transmitter Types 2290 and 2291 incorporate advanced radar sensing technology designed for high accuracy tank level measurement in a wide range of chemical processing and water treatment applications. The addition of radar technology to the company’s existing ultrasonic and hydrostatic sensors now provides three different level measurement technologies to meet virtually any level requirement. Watch the video demonstration to learn more.
Brian LaBelle, Director of Business Development for GF Piping Systems, provides Kevin Westerling with a tour of the Company’s WEFTEC.16 booth. Some of the new products on display include a dual channel transmitter, a series of electric actuators, a lug-style butterfly valve and a double containment piping system.
In this Water Online Radio interview, Brian LaBelle, Director of Business Development, Water Treatment and Energy, George Fischer Piping Systems, explains how to select the correct piping material for your system. As LaBelle explains, pressure, temperature and chemical compatibility should all be considered alongside dimensions and application.
George Fischer has consolidated their approach to the market to become more efficient and unified than ever.
In this exclusive Water Online video from WEFTEC 2014, Brian LaBelle of GF Piping Systems discusses the breadth of the Company’s product portfolio from pipe, fittings and joining technology to manual and actuated valves, sensors and instrumentation.
“Success in this age depends not on what has worked in the past but on embracing new transformative thinking and embracing change at all levels,” says Brian Labelle of GF Piping Systems in a recent interview with Water Online radio.
For a long time the focus in the drinking water space has been on water quality. While this is extremely important, there is another pressing water issue that should take the forefront.
Brian LaBelle, Director of Business Development for Georg Fischer Piping Systems, discusses building customer loyalty through an emphasis on product quality and systems integration.
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