Worthington Simpson Pumps are renowned for their proven reliability, long service life, and high-capacity water handling capabilities. As part of the Flowserve group — one of the world’s leading fluid motion and control companies — Worthington Simpson brings together a legacy of British engineering excellence with modern technological advancements.
With a history dating back over 160 years, Worthington Simpson Pumps have played a key role in shaping the development of pumping solutions for waterworks, power generation, and industrial infrastructure. Their robust, large-scale pumps are widely used in applications such as potable water supply, sewage transfer, irrigation, flood control, and process water systems.
The Worthington Simpson range primarily focuses on high-flow centrifugal pumps, including split-case, vertical turbine, and large axial flow models. These pumps are designed to deliver dependable performance in critical environments where reliability and continuous operation are essential.
One of the most notable features of Worthington Simpson Pumps is their engineering for large-scale water movement. Capable of handling huge volumes at relatively low head, they are ideally suited to waterworks, desalination plants, flood defence schemes and cooling water systems in power stations. Their rugged cast construction and low-maintenance design make them a favourite for long-term municipal and industrial use.
Worthington Simpson Pumps are also trusted in infrastructure and utility applications, where downtime can result in major service disruption. Many of their installations have remained operational for decades, thanks to the brand’s reputation for mechanical durability and rebuild-friendly design.
As part of Flowserve, Worthington Simpson Pumps benefit from continuous innovation in material science, hydraulic performance, and digital integration. Modern upgrades include energy-efficient impeller profiles, precision machining, and variable speed control options to enhance system responsiveness and reduce operational costs.
These pumps are typically supplied in ductile iron, cast steel, stainless steel or bronze, depending on the application environment. Whether handling chlorinated drinking water, brackish coastal intakes, or industrial process flows, Worthington Simpson Pumps are built for endurance and environmental compliance.
What sets Worthington Simpson Pumps apart is its ability to be tailored for complex or large-scale systems. Customised builds, engineered-to-order specifications, and full lifecycle support mean each installation can be optimised for flow rate, footprint, and energy efficiency.
Ease of maintenance is also a hallmark of Worthington Simpson Pumps. Their split-case designs allow easy access to internal components without disturbing pipework or alignment. This minimises downtime and facilitates planned servicing, especially important in remote or critical infrastructure applications.
These pumps are backed by Flowserve’s global support network, which includes diagnostics, field services, and local parts availability. In the UK, Tomlinson Hall proudly supplies Worthington Simpson Pumps to public authorities, engineering contractors, and plant operators across a wide range of sectors.
Whether you’re planning a new pumping station, upgrading legacy assets, or supporting emergency flood resilience infrastructure, Worthington Simpson Pumps provide the capacity, quality, and confidence required for high-volume, high-reliability projects.
If you’d like to discuss a large water transfer or infrastructure pumping requirement, the team at Tomlinson Hall is ready to assist. We’re here to help with technical insight, application planning and long-term system support — just reach out to start the conversation.
