Grundfos Pumps supports marine research

07 July, 2010

The pumping requirements of the new £5 million teaching and visitor centre of the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SMAS) near Oban are met by a selection of Grundfos Pumps. The solution was developed with contractor Hulse Building services and consultants Hurley Palmer Flatt.

Grundfos products installed include A-rated Magna circulators, a 3-pump energy-efficient Hydro MPC-E booster set and a member of the new generation of IMpress pressurisation units.

Founded in 1884, SAMS is held in high regard worldwide.

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