CHARLES AUSTEN PUMPS LIMITED

Our products pumped a liquid solution from external cooling stations into and around the centers, keeping the servers at optimum temperature. In the 1950s Charles Austen Pumps became the first manufacturer to put pumps in the laboratory. In an effort to defeat the Nazis, British manufacturing had exponentially increased. During the 1950's London suffered an immense health crisis known as 'smog', fog contaminated by smoke and other pollutants. The quality of products on offer was so desirable that even the most unlikely of nations imported our pumps. Apollo 15, an audacious mission was put in place to put a 'buggy' on the moon. Charles Austen Pumps products were supplied for use during the aerodynamic heating research phase in which scale models were exposed to severe air resistance. Vacuum forming seats for driver comfort along with the manufacture of fire proof suits, allowed more G-force intensive cars and the game-changing refueling pit-stop strategy to be introduced into the sport.