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Napier is a world leader in the design, manufacture and support of industrial turbochargers. With over 60 years of experience, our specialist engineers have produced more than 50,000 turbochargers for marine, power generation and rail applications.
Napier Turbochargers, of London
 
of Lincoln, designer and manufacturer of industrial turbochargers.  
 
1913 '''Napier Turbochargers''' Ltd was incorporated to acquire and continue the business of [[Napier Motors]] Ltd
 
1950s [[Napier]] began developing turbochargers which later found uses in marine, power generation and rail applications.
 
By 1961 Napiers was owned by [[English Electric Co]]
 
1963 English Electric acquired the turbo-charger business of [[Hawker Siddeley Brush Turbines]] Ltd<ref>The Times Mar. 6, 1963</ref>. Manufacture would be moved to Napier's Liverpool works<ref>The Times February 4, 1963</ref>.
 
1973 [[Napier|D. Napier and Son]] Ltd was renamed '''Napier Turbochargers''' Ltd<ref>Companies house filing</ref>
   
   
Napier turbochargers run on fuels ranging from marine diesel oil and natural gas to varying qualities of HFO and landfill gas. You will find them across the globe, providing reliable performance in some of the most arduous environmental conditions year after year.
By 1975 was part of [[Ruston Gas Turbines]] Ltd, part of [[GEC]]
 
1991 '''Napier Turbochargers''' Ltd was renamed [[European Gas Turbines|EGT Turbochargers]] Ltd
 
1993 [[European Gas Turbines|EGT Turbochargers]] Ltd was renamed '''Napier Turbochargers''' Ltd
 
2013 '''Napier Turbochargers''' was acquired by the [[Wabtec|Wabtec Corporation]]
   
   
In February 2013, Napier was bought by the Wabtec Corporation; a global provider of value-added, technology-based products and services primarily for the rail and transit industry.
 
Wabtec is committed to investing further into the research and development that will allow Napier to continue innovating, leading the market in the development of cutting-edge technology and the search for ever-more efficient ways to help our customers to get more from their engines.


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Latest revision as of 09:57, 22 October 2021

Napier Turbochargers, of London

of Lincoln, designer and manufacturer of industrial turbochargers.

1913 Napier Turbochargers Ltd was incorporated to acquire and continue the business of Napier Motors Ltd

1950s Napier began developing turbochargers which later found uses in marine, power generation and rail applications.

By 1961 Napiers was owned by English Electric Co

1963 English Electric acquired the turbo-charger business of Hawker Siddeley Brush Turbines Ltd[1]. Manufacture would be moved to Napier's Liverpool works[2].

1973 D. Napier and Son Ltd was renamed Napier Turbochargers Ltd[3]

By 1975 was part of Ruston Gas Turbines Ltd, part of GEC

1991 Napier Turbochargers Ltd was renamed EGT Turbochargers Ltd

1993 EGT Turbochargers Ltd was renamed Napier Turbochargers Ltd

2013 Napier Turbochargers was acquired by the Wabtec Corporation


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Sources of Information

  1. The Times Mar. 6, 1963
  2. The Times February 4, 1963
  3. Companies house filing