Grundfos kicks off in Brazil World Cup

02 July, 2014

Brazil’s Maracaña stadium, refurbished for the 2014 World Cup, has all its pumping needs met by Grundfos pumps. They include 23 booster sets to deliver water to where it is needed, and well as other products to support water supply, wastewater, field irrigation, air-conditioning and fire-fighting systems.

The stadium is hosting the World Cup for the second time and was originally built for the 1950 World Cup.

All the other stadia used for the 2014 World Cup tournament are fitted with Grundfos booster solutions.

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