Layne Bowler’s history can be traced back to 1882, when the inventor Mahlon Layne drilled his first well and found himself in need of a pump to deliver the water from the well. He understood that the pump he required would need to be different from all existing pumps of that time.
In 1903, Mahlon Layne and entrepreneur PD Bowler got together and created the Layne & Bowler Company in the Mississippi Basin, where they manufactured vertical turbine pumps for use in cased wells or where the water level was below the practical limits of surface pumps. From these humble beginnings Layne Bowler pumps are now installed in all parts of the world.
Layne Bowler Pump Company Inc. was established in Ankara, Turkey, in 1965, where the innovation and engineering development never stopped, with Layne Bowler continuing to introduce new pump ranges.
Layne Bowler’s premises in Ankara covers 42,000sqm, where its qualified engineers and experienced technicians continue to serve the energy, industrial, municipal, and agricultural markets.
Brown Brothers Engineers is the exclusive nationwide distributor for Layne Bowler vertical turbine pumps in both Australia and New Zealand, and carries a comprehensive range of pump components including column and shafting.
The Brown Brothers engineering facilities allow them to promptly build the Layne Bowler product. The Melbourne facility has full testing capabilities to meet customer requirements, and the installed population continues to grow across Australia and New Zealand.
This partner content is brought to you by Brown Brothers. For your vertical turbine pump requirements contact Brown Brothers Engineers today on 1300 4 BBENG (1300 4 22364) or at www.brownbros.com.au.
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