Busch Vakuumteknikk AS a business for Gaselles

Busch Vakuumteknikk is again nominated as a Gaselle business. Only 4.223 Gaselles has received this award in 2009 and Busch Vakuumteknikk AS is one of them. Only 2 per cent of the country`s corporation has received this award in 2009.

 

To make the list of Gaselles, based on accounting numbers from Dun & Bradstreet, the company must had the last previous four years:

 

• turnover over one million kroner

• approved accounting

• at least dobbel the turnover

• positive operating profit

• sales growth every year

 

 

December 03, 2009

 

 

 

 

 

VaCFix

Busch Vakuumteknikk AS expands their selection of vacuum parts. The newest addition is VaCFix for UHV and HV (for ultra high vacuum). The new coupling for HV and UHV which is directed to research/ development.

 

 

• Up to 90% less assembling time

• Leak rate < 1 x 10‾¹¹  mbar l/s    

• Stainless steel, bakeable up to 350 degrees

• Kompatible with KF and conical ISO flanges  

• Standard copper gasgets useable

• Adapters for all CF vacuum connections       

                               

In addition, we have a wide product range of KF, ISO, CF and CF micro as well as vacuum parts.

 

Feel free to contact us for more information.

 

 

 

09 September, 2009

 

New VacControl from Busch

The intelligent VacControl

Second generation

Received three stars as “World News” from the Product evaluation committee at the HI exhibition for its brand-new technology.

VacControl. Exact continuous pressure logging within the packing itself and remote software connection. Suitable for all types of vacuum packaging machines, from bench-top units up to packaging plants.

Delivered with its VacConnect software for access to VacControl log data using PC. Wireless Bluetooth communication for connection to up to10 VacControl data loggers.

Log time span up to 5 hours with a maximum of 1500 values per log displayed in graphical display window. Advanced graph features and personalized excel charts for advanced documentation purposes.

VacControl is a unique and compact, high quality measuring instrument and the perfect tool for service engineers and quality inspectors.

• Packaging Industry

• Ceramics and Brick Industry

• Plastics industry

• Medical industry

• Service inspection of vacuum systems within a variety of industries.

 

 

 

June 24, 2009

 

Busch supplies fans to the industry

In addition to being the leading company within vacuum technology, Busch Vakuumteknikk AS is now aiming for centrifugal and axial fans for industrial use. The area of application is almost unlimited and the fans can be delivered with capasity up to 220.000m³/hour and pressure up to 2 meter water level. Accesories like frequens adapter and silencer is a natural part of the delivery. With this, Busch has a comprehensive specter of low pressure solutions which already contains both side channel blowers- and rootsblowers as well as try vane- and claw compressors.

”Especially in the machine building industry in the norwegian marked, we have  experienced an encrease interest for fans. Because of this we wish to aim higher in this area”, says Sales Engineer Tore Aanerød.

 

 

May 13th, 2009

New generation of vacuum pumps

Busch has launched a completely revamped new generation of rotary vane vacuum pumps in the R 5 series. Three pump sizes with a suction capacity of 10, 16 or 21 cubic metres per hour produce an ultimate pressure of 0.5, 1 or 20 hPa (mbar), depending on the version. All sizes and versions offer stable performance characteristics, i.e. a high suction capacity is guaranteed even in the working pressure range. Thanks to their extremely compact design, these vacuum pumps are suitable for an installation in very confined spaces. A standard non-return valve in the suction pipe prevents ventilation of the recipient if the vacuum pump is turned off. The new R 5 rotary vane vacuum pumps are each driven by directly flanged standard motors. The main fields of application are vacuum packing machines, food processing machines, transportation and lifting devices and the plastics industry.

Busch R 5 rotary vane vacuum pumps are available with a large range of volume flow rates from 6 to 1,600 cubic metres per hour. The proven vane principle has been standard in numerous industrial sectors for many years. R 5 rotary vane vacuum pumps are very rugged, operationally reliable and have a high maximum tolerable water vapour inlet pressure thanks to the integrated oil circuit. All R 5 vacuum pumps are equipped with an oil separator as standard. This is fitted with air de-oiling elements that were especially developed for these vacuum pumps. This guarantees clean exhaust air.

 

 

January 22, 2009

Busch has an agreement to colloborate with Palamatic Materials Handling

Busch and Palamatic Materials Handling in Great Britain, has an agreement to collobrate for sales of their vacuum lifting equipment in the norwegian market. ”We have experienced an encreased interesse for this kind of lifing equipment in the norwegian market, and after good training, we are now ready to help our customers to achieve better working conditions. Please ask us!”, says Sales Engineer Erik Næsset.

 

 

February 20, 2009

 

 

 

 

 

The wind blows on the coast, the vacuum comes from Busch

Last year, Busch supplied a large number of vacuum systems for production of wind turbines worldwide. The call for environmentally-friendly energy production is becoming louder, and this in turn means that there are more and more wind energy farms everywhere. Above all, so-called offshore wind farms, with increasingly large turbine installations, are currently being built off sea coasts.

Manufacture of rotor blades requires vacuum pumps produced by Busch.

The rotor blades for wind turbines are made of plastic. This plastic flows into the mould in liquid form under vacuum and then cures. The rotor blades, measuring up to 60 metres in length, require correspondingly dimensioned vacuum plants. Busch produces these plants individually and according to customer requirements. In recent years, a number of firms have been established on the German North Sea and Baltic coasts that specialise in production of such offshore wind turbines. They all trust in the reliability of vacuum technology from Busch. The failure of a vacuum plant during the curing process, which lasts several hours, can cause a loss of several hundred thousand euros. The reason why all these companies have been established directly on the coast is obvious: due to their size, the up to 60 m long rotor blades cannot be transported on roads. They must be loaded from the production hall directly onto ships that bring them to the offshore wind farms. The plants are assembled directly on-site. Once the plants are assembled in the water, they have a height of up to 180 metres above the water level. Busch mainly delivers vacuum plants for these applications to Northern Europe, India, the Far East and North America. Busch engineers in the respective countries consult customers on site and provide technical support for the plants.

 

 

January 22, 2009