Gardner Denver Nash

Water Ring Vacuum Pump

Product Description

Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps:

NASH provides its customers with reliable, quality liquid ring vacuum pumps with the features and performance necessary for all demanding applications.

Key Facts for the NASH Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps:

Vacuum pumps from 20 CFM to 23,000 CFM
Vacuum pumps to 29+" HgV
Vacuum pumps designed to operate safely, cleanly and continuously in wet environments.
Require minimal care - known for extremely low maintenance.
Provide years of dependable service and quality liquid ring vacuum pumps due to fewer, generously proportioned parts.
Reduce power and operating costs of liquid ring vacuum pumps, handling higher capacities with less energy/power.
NASH is the inventor of the liquid ring principle of operation
Corrosion resistant and explosion proof pumps available

P2620 Vacuum Pumps:

Leading the large pump market are Nash`s P2620 vacuum pumps with capacities ranging from 14,000 to 22,000 CFM (24,000 to 38,000 m³/hr). Designed to operate in demanding environments like the paper, power, mining and chemical process industries, these pumps offer durability and reliability at a low cost of operation. Each model is equipped with an application-proven polyisoprene-lined body for added corrosion & erosion resistance.

TC/TCM two stage vacuum pumps:

The NASH TC/TCM liquid ring vacuum pumps are highly reliable and efficient. These pumps, with their integral two stage impeller, are able to condense process vapors and to recover or dispose of the vapors. Another benefit of these pumps is that they can attain vacuum levels down to 0.8" HgA (20mmHgA). This is approximately 40 percent lower absolute pressure than a single stage pump.

AT Two Stage Vacuum Pumps:

The popular NASH AT two stage vacuum pumps have been providing reliable high vacuum perfomance in the power industry for over 25 years. With four models ranging from 500 - 2500 CFM and vacuum levels as low as 1" Hga, the AT`s are ian deal choice when you a rugged and long lasting machine to handle your staurated process gases.

905 Vacuum Pumps:

The NASH 905 series has been designed to provide superior reliability and performance in harsh applications such as chemical processing or geothermal power generation. Constructed of 316L stainless steel, the 905 series offers excellent corrosion resistance and can be outfitted with a variety of mechanical seals. It also includes a patented gas scavenging feature.

Vectra SX pumps and compressors:

Designed from the ground up to meet the widespread needs of the process industry, the Vectra SX adds five models to Nash’s Vectra series in the 1 ½ to 10 HP range at 60 Hz (0.75 to 5.5 kW at 50 Hz), providing the right solution for small capacity vacuum pump requirements. Designed to use less energy and consume less operating liquid than competitive models, it is possible to save the user as much as 40% on power consumption and 50% on water usage.

2BE4 Vacuum Pumps:

An upgrade of Nash`s 2BE3 vacuum pump series, the 2BE4 series offers capacities ranging from 1,500 to 19,000 CFM (2,500 to 33,000 m³/hr). Designed to operate in demanding environments like the paper, power, mining and chemical process industries, these pumps offer durability and reliability at a low cost of operation. Each model is equipped with an application-proven polyisoprene-lined body for added corrosion & erosion resistance.

Vectra GL/XL Vacuum Pumps:

Vectra GL/XL Vacuum Pumps The NASH Vectra was designed around a modular platform using the most advanced computer aided design techniques, such as 3D solid modeling and finite element analysis (FEA). The modular platform offers the advantage of two versions with numerous common parts.

About Us:

Founded in 1905 as Nash Engineering, Gardner Denver Nash was created in September 2004, when Gardner Denver 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 the Gardner Denver Nash, we provide improved global service and technical support for Nash liquid ring vacuum pumps, compressors and engineered systems, serving the chemical, petroleum, power, paper, mining, environmental, food, and wastewater treatment industries.

The Nash Division of Gardner Denver has manufacturing facilities in the China, Germany and Brazil and Engineered To Order (ETO) centers in Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, USA; Singapore; Smithfield, NSW, Australia; Nuremberg, Germany and Assendelft, Netherlands. Our service centers are ISO 9001:2008 certified and can be found in North America; England, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands; Australia, Singapore and Korea; Brazil; and South Africa. We also have distribution centers in North America, Netherlands, Singapore and Brazil, which stock parts and replacement pumps.

When it is apparent that dozens of solutions to the need for a vacuum system are potentially feasible, NASH engineers utilize their expertise to search out the best alternative. We investigate with our customers the economics of valuable product recovery. We take into account such environmental considerations as disposal of unwanted process carryover. We find ways to conserve power, water, and heat energy. We evaluate system arrangements, scheduled maintenance and service life. We analyze available ratios of first cost to operating costs, so that our customers can tailor those two different types of expenditures to their company’s financial objectives. In summary what we do is to supply ENGINEERED SYSTEMS designed to solve customer problems.

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