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Air-cooled design and long-life vanes allow Nash rotary vane pumps to be utilized in a wide range of industrial applications including automation, power, food & beverage, metallurgy, and more.
The NRV 400/500/700/900 rotary vane vacuum models feature flanged motors, bearings on both sides of the rotor, and oil/air heat exchangers. Fitted as standard with a fine mesh filter, vacuum non-return valve, gas ballast valve, protection cover, and oil separator. Versions for the handling of gases with elevated oxygen content as well as versions with high water vapor tolerance for vacuum drying are available.
Adding an oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump to your industrial vacuum systems can be a robust and cost-efficient alternative to liquid ring vacuum pumps, depending on the application. Rotary vane pumps are an increasingly popular and sustainable choice. Commonly seen in industries like automation, laboratory service, food and beverage, and plastics.
Rotary vane pumps offer high performance with a low cost of ownership. Vane pumps within the NRV Series provide several design and performance features and are an ideal choice across various industrial applications.
Nash offers unparalleled expertise in the design and manufacturing of vacuum pump systems. The NRV Series is available as a bare pump or as an incorporated component in a custom-engineered vacuum solution package suited for your unique process requirements. Offering a wide portfolio of bare pumps and custom engineered-to-order systems, you can count on Nash to provide a reliable and efficient vacuum system engineered for any demand of tough industrial applications. Find the right solution for your application needs by contacting Nash today.
Nash specializes in the design of custom vacuum systems built for unique process requirements. Our rotary vane vacuum systems are based on standard components, but system specifications and design can vary depending on your requirements.
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