AFSA 2022
AFSA Annual Convention 2022
Get Inspired! AFSA41: Convention, Exhibition & Apprentice Competition will draw industry partners from across the United States as well as internationally and exhibitors with the latest in products, services, and technology. Connect at THE largest trade show and conference for the fire sprinkler industry in North America.
Gain Momentum! As an exhibitor, you will make your presence known to a large, captive audience of the customers and prospects you want to see at the place to be. As an attendee, you will benefit from cutting-edge education courses, live hands-on demonstrations, and plenty of networking opportunities.
GO! This event offers exhibitors the opportunity to have face-to-face contact with prospective clients. Take charge of your future by making new and strengthening existing connections at AFSA41.




The pump featured in this short Blog includes a Diesel engine driven split case pump. This medium sized pump produces 2500 GPM @ 135 PSI. Ameriflo has the most efficient and expansive split case product offered in the fire protection market today. The 5030 SC product line has many standard features and benefits that are not offered even as options by the majority of the other players. The Diesel engine version features an Ameriflo AF6-135, 6 cylinder block generating 375 HP at 1760 RPM and has a large 1.500 inch cooling loop.
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Product development continues at Ameriflo with the addition of two new sizes, the 3×4-8 & 3×4-10 SC split case models. These two new models have been designed with the most current computational fluid dynamics software available to ensure the lowest consumed horsepower for this flow range. These models feature double volute casings and Francis designed impellers ensuring the maximum efficiency and the lowest documented horsepower in the industry. These two models continue the Ameriflo dialogue of being market disruptive designed with the end goal of leading the industry into a new direction.




