Mark Olson, who recently announced plans to step aside from leading the company as CEO, will begin transitioning responsibilities to Gullickson over the coming months.

Caleffi announced a facility expansion at its Milwaukee headquarters. This significant expansion will not only double the warehouse footprint but will also augment the assembly area, adding much needed space for growth.  

The site offers information on the benefits of modern hydronics technology, as well as links to publications and training.

Bell & Gossett, a Xylem brand, released an updated version of its Glycol Make-up Unit GF60 (GMU), a pressurized solution designed for closed hydronic heating or cooling systems.

These appointments position Caleffi for continued growth and demonstrate the company’s commitment to marketplace support.

Harry Eklof & Associates has three locations, including a training facility located in Landover, Maryland.  Distributors, contractors and engineers throughout the region can conveniently attend product demos, contractor certification classes and educational seminars. They also offer a full menu of virtual training opportunities.

The fourth edition of "Modern Hydronic Heating & Cooling, for Residential and Light Commercial Buildings" will be available through major booksellers on April 1.

I read somewhere that the most prevalent machine in the world is the electric motor. I thought about that for a while and it made sense. Just look around. But then I began to wonder what the second-most prevalent machine in the world is. Turns out it’s the pump! And most pumps are connected to electric motors of one kind or another, so there you go. Throw a rock and you’ll hit a motor. Or a pump. They’re everywhere.  

Gillis has more than 20 years of engineering and application experience.