The benefits of eddy current drives in pumping applications.
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STURTEVANT, Wis. – DSI/ Dynamatic welcomes William C. Mammen Jr. (Bill Mammen) as the director of engineering, where he will be responsible for the development and sustainability of all products while also supporting business and investment strategies for Dynamatic.
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STURTEVANT, WISCONSIN — DSI/Dynamatic in Sturtevant, Wis., and A&C Electric in Harrison Township, Mich. have announced an exclusive partnership to serve customers in similar industries across the United States.
STURTEVANT, WISCONSIN, May 2020] — DSI/Dynamatic in Sturtevant, Wis., and Pivotal Pumps in Sussex, Wis. have announced a collaborative partnership in order to serve customers in divergent industries across the United States.
Most pumps are driven by AC induction motors.
MILWAUKEE, Wisc. - Drive Source International (DSI) announced that Gary Patterson has been named municipal market manager. Patterson started his career at Drive Source International in 2012, as the regional sales engineer for a portion of the Midwest. Soon after, it was determined that there was a large opportunity for variable speed drives in Water and Wastewater applications.
STURTEVANT, Wis.—Gary Steinhart will serve as the new CEO/president of Drive Source International (DSI)/Dynamatic. Steinhart will focus on increasing market share of the Dynamatic product line throughout a variety of industry applications and introduction of their total system solutions.
Steinhart has worked as a senior executive for more than 25 years, exceeding revenue, profit and business growth objectives within diverse markets.
PARSIPPANY, N.J. – Pump Systems Matter (PSM) announced the addition of two new members to its Board of Directors: Jen Muir, P.E., president of JKMuir and Gary Cavey, president and CEO of Dynamatic- Drive Source International, Inc.
STURTEVANT, Wisc. - Drive Source International-Dynamatic announced the appointment of Mark David Bell as national sales manager of the pump, fan and compressor group. In this position, Bell will focus on increasing market share in the Municipal and Industrial Water & Wastewater markets.
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Energy reduction and low maintenance add up to cost savings.
Dynamatic has tapped Ron Dombrowski as the newest addition to to their South Central U.S. team.
Dombrowski will take over the duties as Regional Sales Manager of South Central United States including: Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Louisiana, overseeing EASA, PTDA, MRO & OEM, and Industrial Pumps, Fans, and Compressors sales.
Remote monitoring and email or text alerts provide added system reliability.
This method of achieving variable speed pumping promotes energy efficiency and can pay for itself over a long period of service.
This technology provides long service life and reliability for variable speed applications.
A Mississippi River levee, an Indiana water plant and an Ohio municipality take advantage of ease of installation and significant energy savings—as much as $2 million up front.
Dynamatic has announced the formation of their new Pump, Fan & Compressor group. Formerly known as the Municipal & Industrial Water group, the new Pump, Fan & Compressor group has been formed to more closely align with the growing industry standards and market trends. The new division will handle all applications that require a variable speed pump, fan or compressor in all sizes and horsepower.
Eddy current drives offer a cost-effective alternative to VFDs.