Vacuum Pump handles large amounts of liquid carryover.
July 17, 2006 -
Available in ductile iron or stainless steel, 2-stage, liquid ring NASH TC 8 offers overall capacity of 725-1,200 cfm and vacuum to 0.8 in. HgA. It accepts single, double, and cartridge mechanical seals to meet process requirements. Unit features removable bearing bracket for maintenance, ISO and ANSI connections to meet global requirements, and air/water separation design. O-ring option makes pump suited for chemical processing industry.
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Gardner Denver Nash Unveils New Two-stage Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump
Gardner Denver Nash will unveil its new NASH TC 8 two-stage liquid ring vacuum pump at ACHEMA 2006, the leading international platform for suppliers of equipment to the chemical industry and all other sectors of the process industry, held May 15 -19 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
TRUMBULL, Conn., May 8, 2006 - - The new NASH TC 8 two-stage liquid ring vacuum pump will be unveiled at ACHEMA 2006 taking place from May 15-19 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
The NASH TC 8, which has an overall capacity of 725 to 1200 cfm / 1230 to 2040 m3/hr and vacuum to 0.8" HgA/27 mbar abs., is designed to handle large amounts of liquid carryover without difficulty, and was developed to fill the capacity gap of the NASH TC/TCM series. Customers can now replace two or more of their smaller model TCs with one of the more efficient, larger NASH TC 8 models.
The "O" ring option of the NASH TC 8 makes it the right choice for the chemical process industry. This feature benefits customers by providing an optimum seal to meet their specifications. Another feature making the NASH TC 8 a good match for the industry is its availability in either ductile iron or stainless steel. In the harsh environment of chemical processing, stainless steel is the material of choice.
Other features and benefits of the NASH TC 8 include: ATEX compliant to meet today's industry standards; accepts single, double and cartridge mechanical seals for flexibility to meet process requirements; removable bearing bracket for easier maintenance; ISO and ANSI connections available to meet global requirements; and a new, patented air/water separation design which improves efficiency.
The NASH TC 8 will be on display from May 15-19 at ACHEMA 2006 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Gardner Denver Nash will be located in Hall 9.0/Stand H16-18.
For additional information on the NASH TC 8 or on Gardner Denver Nash, contact Director of Marketing Pete Klipfel or visit www.GardnerDenverNash.com.
About Gardner Denver Nash:
Gardner Denver Nash was created in September 2004 when Gardner Denver, Inc. (NYSE: GDI) acquired nash_elmo Industries from Audax. nash_elmo resulted from the 2002 merger of The Nash Engineering Company, USA, and elmo vacuum technology GmbH, Germany, formerly a Siemens subsidiary. The combining of NASH, the leader in liquid ring vacuum pumps with elmo, the leader in side channel blowers, created nash_elmo, a global leader in vacuum technology.
Today as NASH, Gardner Denver Liquid Ring Pump Division, we provide improved global service and technical support for liquid ring vacuum pumps, compressors and engineered systems through our technical centers, manufacturing plants and service centers strategically located around the world.
Contact:
Pete Klipfel
Director of Marketing
Gardner Denver Nash
800-553-NASH
http://www.GardnerDenverNash.com
Contacts:
Marketing:
Pete Klipfel Director of Marketing
USA
Phone: 800-553-6274 Company Information: Name: Gardner Denver Nash Address: 9 Trefoil Dr. City: Trumbull State: CT ZIP: 06611 Country: USA Phone: 203-459-3900 FAX: 203-459-3988 http://www.GardnerDenverNash.com
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