Bowman Heat Exchangers and Oil Coolers – providing high quality, thermally efficient heat transfer solutions for a variety of demanding applications worldwide.
As a leading UK manufacturer of shell and tube heat exchangers and oil coolers, Bowman offer one of the widest product ranges available covering a multitude of water-cooled applications. Backed by 100 years of heat transfer experience, Bowman heat exchangers can today be found in some of the most extreme and demanding applications known, including marine engineering, hydraulic equipment, and cogeneration (CHP) systems, automotive engine testing, plus swimming pools and hot tubs.
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Events
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21 Jun - 23 Jun 2022
Electric and Hybrid Marine World Expo 2022
See our range of heat exchangers suitable for cooling electrical equipment on stand 1230. Visit the website for the Electric and Hybrid Marine World Expo 2022.
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15 Nov - 18 Nov 2022
Piscine Global 2022
Visit us at the event to see our range of swimming pool heat exchangers and discuss distribution opportunities. For information on the exhibition visit the Piscine Global website.
Knowledge Centre
Why doesn’t my pool heat up faster?
If your pool isn’t heating up to the required temperature, there are a few possible causes. Using this check list could help you locate the problem: 1: Do I have enough energy? Whether heating your pool with a gas boiler, solar panels, a heat pump, or another energy source, it is important you have enough…
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Bowman ‘Star’ in the Canadian Arctic!
For 12 years, Bowman CHP heat exchangers have provided life-sustaining heat through the harsh North Canadian Winter
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‘Off-grid’ CHP energy in Southern Patagonia, Chile
A Bowman header tank heat exchanger is cooling a CAT gas engine powered generating set and providing heat energy for a luxury hotel in this UNESCO listed national park.
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Fit for a king
A Bowman heat exchanger has been specified for a stunning new swimming pool facility at King's School, one of England's great independent schools, with a history stretching back more than five hundred years.
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