Enclosure & Electronics Cooling, Liquid Cooling and Signaling Solutions

On Friday November 4th 2011, in cooperation with the Buffalo Niagara Partnership, Country Executive Chris Collins visited Pfannenberg for a tour of the facility.

Collins cited Pfannenberg as a shining example of a business that is growing and creating jobs within the Western New York area. "Pfannenberg could be the poster child for positive growth here in Erie County," Collins said. "It's private-sector jobs that are pushing us forward in Erie County."

On Thursday, October 6th, Pfannenberg participated in "Read for the Record", a national literacy campaign and attempt to set a world record for the largest number of people reading the same book on the same day.

"Llama Llama Red Pajama" a children's picture book by Anna Dewdney was read throughout the day at Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center, by Dana Genco, Marketing Team Leader, Pfannenberg Inc., and Mary Beth Billitter of Chef's Restaurant, among others.

Once again, Pfannenberg Incorporated has been listed by Buffalo's Business First as one of Buffalo's 50 fastest growing companies!

The company posted annual sales of $12.8 million worldwide for the past year, and grew almost 14%.

Pfannenberg Inc. is teaming up again with Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center as a sponsor for this year's Buffalo Brewfest. The event is scheduled for Friday, August 5th from 5:30pm - 9:30pm and will again be held at the HSBC Arena. 

This year's Buffalo BrewFest will feature more than 100 special craft brews from around the world.  Brewers will be set up across the two floors of the HSBC Arena atrium and outside in the Arena courtyard.   Food will be available from a menu specially prepared for the event featuring beer-inspired items.  Buffalo's own, Black Widow Band, will provide music.

Pfannenberg Paper Featured in May Design World :

When it comes to keeping electronics cool, you have several choices. For enclosure cooling, industrial air conditioners cool internal electrical components. The conditioners mount directly to the enclosure and are selected based on the amount of heat gain, interior air temperature requirements and, since the heat from the interior is rejected by the condenser of the air conditioner into the area adjacent to the enclosure, are also selected based on the ambient air conditions in the immediate vicinity.

Pfannenberg employees recently participated in United Way of Buffalo & Erie County's 1^st Annual Family Volunteer Day, Saturday, May 1^st. 

Alongside profiles of industry leaders such as John Olesen, Chief Specialist, Vestas and James Dehlsen, Co-founder, Clipper Windpower Inc., Pfannenberg was recognized in the April Issue of Windpower Engineering as a 2010 Leader in Wind Energy. 

Western New York is no stranger to tough times and challenging business conditions. But several local businesses are finding that the regional circumstances have prepared them well for the current economic recession, and set them up for future growth.

By relying on talent and ingenuity, Western New York companies have learned to survive in a slow-growth region. Now, some are using those attributes to seek new opportunities.

In lieu of Christmas gifts to clients in 2009, Pfannenberg made a donation of 10,000 € to the Löwenhaus Centre for children.

Owner Andreas Pfannenberg and other members of the staff visited the Löwenhaus Centre in Hamburg, Germany, on December 16th and helped the children to make Christmas star decorations, candles, and small gifts for their families.

Pfannenberg, a worldwide leader in thermal management and signaling technology, has introduced the new DTT Series top mount cooling units.

Units feature patented condensate technology which protects electronics housed in enclosures from exposure to moisture and are available in three sizes with performance ranges from 1,200 to 14,000 Btu/h, for a total of 6 new models. The small size and condensate protection make the DTT Series ideal for electronics cooling where space is at a premium or enclosures are built in a row, such as narrow production lines.