TigerFlow Pumping Systems


Tiger Flow Pumping System

Since 1959, H.V. Burton has dedicated their time to provide high-quality service for its clients. When it comes to hydronic, glycol-based, and steam system services, you couldn’t choose a better company. Over the years, our company has had the honor to work with outstanding partners to give quality insurance. One of these companies is TigerFlow. For over 30 years, TigerFlow has been making custom-engineered systems. Without a doubt, Tiger Flow Pumping Systems are one of the best in the industry.

Tiger Flow Pumping Systems

Tigerflow Pumping Systems

As a company, TigerFlow recognizes that one system doesn’t fit all. That is why they dedicated decades to crafting custom systems for their clients. Their pumps are manufactured to meet the needs of different industries such as Plumbing, Fire, HVAC, Municipal, Power Generation, Rainwater, and Irrigation. You can find TigerFlow products in hospitals, universities, stadiums, and other facilities. Their pumping systems are designed for their client’s needs.

All of their pumps are factory built. In addition, TigerFlow tests its packaged products. Each system has to meets specifications before shipping. When it comes to diverse water pumping solutions, TigerFlow has you covered. Along with their endless customer support, TigerFlow is one of the finest companies around. Most of all, their pumping systems will never disappoint.

H.V. Burton

TigerFlow is one of many companies that help H.V. Burton provide the best service. However, to determine if a TigerFlow Pumping System is best for you, you should rely on us. Our experts understand what type of system your building needs. We will help you find the equipment you need for your system. In addition, H.V. Burton will check the quality of your water and recommend ways to improve your systems. Our company also provides on-site testing for a variety of systems.

Contact H.V. Burton today to see what we can do for you!

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Shipco® Surge Tanks


Shipco® Surge Tanks

Are you aware Shipco® makes Surge Tanks (make-up boiler feed units that feed a deaerator with continuously running pumps)? What’s more, they are available in cast iron and 304L or 316L stainless steel material. The cast iron receiver is available up to 500 gallons as a single tank or more if you yoke them together. The stainless steel option can be done in any size and a variety of thicknesses. What an excellent way to lock up a specification!

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Industry Standard Motors


Industry Standard Motors From ShipcoAre you aware that Shipco® is the ONLY manufacturer of condensate and boiler feed pumps that use industry-standard motors (“off the shelf”) on all of our pump designs? This feature is not only a specifiable option for your engineers but makes the job of maintenance personnel easier.  No more having to pay for overpriced motors from the pump manufacturer. Also, no waiting 6-8 weeks for special motors with shafts that need custom machining. With Shipco®,  you can be up and running again in hours.

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Shipco® Type DS-MU and DSS-MU


Shipco® Type DS-MU and DSS-MU

Are you aware that Shipco® Type DS-MU condensate units can be sold or offered with the patented Model MU pump mounted on top of the receiver?  The receiver can be fabricated out of black steel (Type DS-MU) or stainless steel (Type DSS-MU). Also, Types DS-MU and DSS-MU have the lowest return inlet on the market located at 6-1/2”.  This product line is a space saver, eliminating the need for suction isolation valves (the pump is mounted on top of the receiver). In addition, the pumps can handle condensate up to 210°F, or more!

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Shipco® Stainless Steel Deaerators


Shipco® Stainless Steel Deaerators

Shipco® offers complete two-compartment stainless steel deaerators in 304L and 316L stainless steel.  This is possible with both the atmospheric or pressurized designs.  On the pressurized design, the material thickness will be governed by ASME code requirements. The mechanical deaeration process is one of the most money-saving methods for removing corrosive gases such as dissolved oxygen from your boiler feed water.

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