Grundfos helps welcome visitors to Stonehenge

03 April, 2014

Behind the scenes of the £27 million visitor centre at Stonehenge is the meeting of pumping requirements by a range of equipment from Grundfos. Pumps supplied include Magna and Alpha circulators, TPE inline centrifugal volute pumps, a Hydro MPC-E booster set supported by Grundfos pressurisation units.

Stonehenge receives over a million visitors a year. Attractions in the visitor centre include a laser 360° ‘stand-on-the-stones’ feature that enables visitors to experience the summer and winter solstice.

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