VACUUM2010:Sep.01-03,2010
Nippon Busch K.K. will participate in VACUUM 2010 show.
Busch's wide range of products covers oil vacuum pump, dry vacuum pump and water ring vacuum pump. We offer you the best solution to match your application/process with our vacuum pump and vacuum system.
VACUUM 2010:
Sep. 01 - 03, 2010
10:00 - 17:00
Place Tokyo Big Sight, East hall No.4
Booth No. 23
Registration URL https://www.expo-form.com/fm/form_567.html
For more information, please contact info@busch.co.jp
We are looking forward to seeing you at the show,
Nippon Busch K.K.
Aug. 4, 2010
Busch at INTERPHEX JAPANNippon Busch K.K. participate in INTERPHEX JAPAN.
Because of its flowless design, Busch vacuum pumps and systems are used in wide range of processes in pharmaceutical industry.
We will exhibit:
1. Rotary vane vacuum pump "R 5"
2. Once-through-oil lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump "Huckepack"
3. Dry screw vacuum pump "COBRA"
4. Oiquid ring vacuum pump "Dolphin"
Please come and visit our booth:
23rd INTERPHEX JAPAN
Dates: Jun 30 (Wed.) - July 2 (Fri.) , 2010
10:00 - 18:00 (17:00 on July 2)
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight
http://www.interphex.jp/ipj/english/index.phtml
For further information and invitation, please contact:
info@busch.co.jp
We are looking forward to seeing you at the show,
Nippon Busch K.K.
June 14, 2010
Nippon Busch on City NewsletterNippon Busch K.K. is introduced in Hiratsuka-city newsletter:
http://www.city.hiratsuka.kanagawa.jp/shared/000051837.pdf
Nippon Busch K.K.
May 06, 2010
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Deputy Mayor Mr.Kagiwada (3rd from the right) and Industrial Development Div. officials. (3rd from the left: Nippon Busch GM Sasabe)
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| Welcome Hiratsuka-city Deputy Mayor
Nippon Busch K.K. welcomed Hiratsuka-city's deputy mayor Masami Kagiwada and officials from industrial development division to our office in February 2010.
We showed them around our facility and then had a frank exchange of views on various subjects including industrial growth.
It was an honor to share time and ideas with them.
We will always be happy to play a role in development of Hiratsuka-city.
February 26, 2010
Nippon Busch K.K. |
Busch new pump at PV EXPO 2010We, Nippon Busch K.K. will present at PV EXPO 2010.
Our new vacuum pump of proven COBRA series will be displayed at the show.
PV EXPO 2010:
March 3 [wed] - 5 [fri]
Tokyo Big Sight
Booth # 47-11
URL http://www.pvexpo.jp/
For further information and invitation, please contact:
info@busch.co.jp
We are looking forward to seeing you at the show.
Nippon Busch K.K.
February 08, 2010
Busch vacuum pumps at "World Solar Challenge" in AustraliaThe "World Solar Challenge" is a 3.000 km race in Australia in which only solar operated vehicles are allowed to participate. One of the 38 participating teams was the Umicore Solar Team from Belgium. The team members are 14 former students of the International University College in Leuven/Belgium.
In order to be able to repair carbon fibre damages during the race, the team took a R 5 rotary vane vacuum pump with them.
With this vacuum pump the team was able to laminate and harden car body panels under vacuum after a crash.
R 5 vacuum pumps are worldwide the standard vacuum pumps in composites material processing.
Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems
Marketing/Marketing Services
Uli Merkle November 12, 2009
Innovation awards for BuschBusch received two international innovation awards this October: In the middle of the month Busch received the "JEC Asia Award" in Singapore. This award appreciates the innovative activity of Busch in the field of nano technology and the development of composites materials. Last week Busch received the 3rd price of "AVK Innovation Award" in Stuttgart for the same development.
Not only in the plastics industry Busch has been active this fall. In October Busch presented its vacuum pumps and systems at nine different trade shows in Germany, USA, Poland, the Netherlands, China and
Singapore.
The innovations in the nano technology market segment was developed by the Swiss company Composites Busch in cooperation with Huntsman. Huntsman is the leading manufacturer of resin systems based in Basle, Switzerland.
In practice the new technology was used for the creation of a new generation of Busch ice hockey sticks. Ostensibly, ice hockey sticks have not much in common with vacuum pumps. However, the results of the research will be integrated into the development of new products in the field of vacuum technology.
In Porrentruy Switzerland, Busch produces ice hockey sticks of carbon and fibre glass. These are formed and afterwards resin, which was developed with nano technology, is injected. This is the first ice hockey stick worldwide, which consists only of one piece. This production method has also the advantage that the ice hockey stick can be adapted to the individual needs of an ice hockey player. Therefore many top international ice hockey players order a Busch ice hockey stick where they can have an influence on the characteristics of the stick such as flexibility and the geometric form.
In other applications of plastics processing Busch vacuum technique is used. This was demonstrated at the plastics trade show Fakuma in Friedrichshafen, which also took place in October. At the exhibition Busch displayed vacuum systems, which are used for material loading at plastics processing machines.
Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems
Marketing/Marketing Services
Uli Merkle November 05, 2009
New generation of vacuum pumpsBusch 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.
For more infomation please contact: info@busch.co.jp
Nippon Busch K.K.
August 2009
Sales office relocationPlease be informed of our Nagoya sales office relocation. In accordance with the move, our Tokyo sales office will be the contact point for clients in Tokai area. Dertails below:
Contact point (order and inquiry)
Akimoto bldg. 2F, 2-17-5 Ougibashi, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Tel.:03-3640-9971
Fax:03-3640-9972
Effective as of June 15, 2009
New "Tokai sales team"
Maison Yawata 301, 1-9-7 Yawata, Ichinomiya, Aichi
Tel.:0586-47-4176
Fax:0586-47-4177
Effective as of June 22, 2009
Nippon Busch K.K.
June 2009
The wind blows on the coast, the vacuum comes from MaulburgMaulburg. 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, based in Maulburg, Germany.
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 Maulburg.
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.
For more information please contact me at:
inaba@busch.co.jp
Tel. +81-463-50-4042
Ryuichi Inaba
Systems development
Nippon Busch K.K.
March 2009
Yoichiro Sasabe as the presidentNippon Busch K.K. announces that Yoichiro Sasabe has been appointed as the Nippon Busch K.K. President effective 1st January 2009.
For further information please contact our Administration Department:
Tel.0463-50-4000
Nippon Busch K.K.
January 2009
Dolphin is "Best Product 2008"The professional journal Process has elected the liquid ring vacuum pump Dolphin to the "Best Product 2008". Reason for this award was the press release about both Dolphin liquid ring vacuum pump versions which was already published in May. This release received great feedback and that is the reason why it has now been published in the special edition "Best products 2008" again. Dolphin liquid ring vacuum pumps are available in different sizes and versions. They are mainly used in oil industry, pharmaceutical industry, chemical operations and plastics industry.
Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems
Marketing/Marketing Services • Uli Merkle
Maulburg, December 8, 2008
Busch on German TV Show Jean Pütz, economy journalist and TV host, is going to use vacuum technology from Busch in his new show "Pützmunter". For this show Busch has designed a breadboard and provides it at the disposal for his show. Jean Pütz is going to operate physical experiments under vacuum.
Jean Pütz is famous for many telecasts and several book publications. He created a new show concept: with his "Physik-Pützmunter-Tour" Jean Pütz travels across Germany to present amazing experiments. Together with Busch Pütz arranged experiments around the vacuum topic. Busch supplied a breadboard consisting of a vacuum pump with a connected vacuum bell jar. Under this vacuum bell jar Pütz is going to blast a chocolate marshmallow, brings water to boil at room temperature or vaporises ice.
Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems
Marketing/Marketing Services Uli Merkle
Maulburg, October 11, 2008
