Industries
Each industry connects to its applications, requirements, technologies, equipment and manufacturers.
Woodworking + CNC
Nested-based CNC routers hold sheet goods with vacuum; plant air drives tool changers, clamps and finishing.
Packaging
Vacuum seals, forms and picks; compressed air actuates the line.
Food + Beverage
Hygiene and air purity shape every decision, from vacuum packing to oil-free process air.
Plastics
Thermoforming, extrusion calibration, degassing and material conveying all depend on vacuum.
Printing
Sheet feeding, transport and drying use both vacuum and pressure from the same machines.
Pharmaceutical
Drying, distillation and solvent recovery need clean, documented, process-tolerant vacuum and air.
Medical
Hospital suction and medical air are life-safety systems with their own codes and redundancy rules.
Semiconductor
Dry vacuum from load-lock to process chamber, and ultra-clean dry air throughout the fab.
Electronics
Pick-and-place, reflow and assembly need clean, steady vacuum and dry air.
Chemical
Distillation, evaporation and reactor service with corrosive, condensable gases.
Automotive
Leak testing, robotics, paint and plant air across body, powertrain and assembly.
Metalworking
Heat treatment furnaces, degassing and high-demand plant air.
General Manufacturing
Most plants run both vacuum and compressed air, usually without one place to see them together.
Oil + Gas
Vapour recovery, dehydration and refining on the vacuum side; instrument air and process gas compression on the air side.
Power Generation
Condenser vacuum and turbine seal systems in power plants, with instrument and service air throughout.
Pulp + Paper
Paper machines depend on large liquid ring vacuum systems for forming and pressing, and on plant air throughout converting.
Water + Wastewater
Aeration blowers are often a treatment plant's largest energy user; vacuum priming and sewer systems use pumps too.
Mining
Compressed air drives drills, tools and flotation; vacuum filtration dewaters concentrate.