Busch 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 "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

5 November 2009

Busch have recently opened up a new Northern Ireland Sales Office and Warehouse.

Based in Portadown it services all of Northern Ireland.

See our contacts page details.

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Do you have short term vacuum or pressure requirements? Let Busch Ireland Ltd solve your problems. We offer a broad range of vacuum and low pressure pumps in our hire fleet including our R 5, Puma boosters and Mink vacuum and pressure pumps.

So don't worry if you have a restricted budget or don't want to spend money purchasing your own pump. Just hire one of ours. And not only that, you can also choose between a full range of accessories direct from stock!

We offer installations, process connection and also training. No fixed term hire periods, everything is flexible. And if you decide to buy the pump after your hire period you can do that too.

We offer a next day standard delivery but if you have an urgent requirement please contact us to see what arrangements can be made.

Do you need any accessories? No problem at all, we have many items in stock. Just tell us what you require.

Busch Ireland has just launched it's new web page.

We want to ensure that we give our customers the best possible service at all times. Our new web page includes data on our range of pumps, available to download. We also have the facilities to get Quotations and place Orders on line.

For Product information go to the 'Products' header.

For Quotation or Orders go to the 'Service' heading and then 'Accessories'.

The Mink claw vacuum pump that conforms with ATEX directive became "Top Product 2005" in the trade magazine CAV.

The magazine has listed the Mink in a special issue entitled "Top Products 2005" because the article was one of those that has attracted particular interest from the readers of CAV.

Mink claw vacuum pumps are available in different versions for the use of potentially explosive atmospheres.

For further information please visit our homepage:

http://www.busch.de/en/products/product-overview/mink

Twenty years ago, Dr.-Ing. Karl Busch and his wife founded a wholly owned subsidiary in Australia with their own financial means. On October 22, 2005, they celebrated the company’s twentieth anniversary, relocating headquarters and the plant to a brand new facility in Broadmeadows, near Melbourne. Customers and employees were invited, and the Busch family was there to celebrate.

Busch Australia Pty. Ltd. was established in Tullamarine, Victoria in 1985. In 1990, a sales office was opened in New South Wales and 1991, saw another branch opened in Queensland.

Having earned a respected name over the years, Busch Australia has a reputation as the company to go to for all your vacuum-related needs.

Busch Dienste GmbH

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Uli Merkle • November 4, 2005

On September 23, 2005, our Swiss manufacturing plant, Ateliers Busch S.A., celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary in Chevenez in the Canton of Jura. Customers from all over the world, all of the chief officers of the various Busch companies, Jean-François Roth, the Jura Minister for Industry and Trade as well as the mayors of Chevenez and Maulburg, Jérôme Oeuvrey and Jürgen Multnerthe and many employees accepted the invitation to see the modern manufacturing facility, new offices, conference and exhibit rooms in Chevenez. The Bush family and Ateliers Busch S.A. chief officer, Roman Heil hosted nearly 200 guests.

In addition to its other plants in Maulburg and Virginia Beach, In 1980 the Busch family decided to build a manufacturing plant in Switzerland. Today, the facility employs over 350 men and women and is the third largest employer in the Canton of Jura. Both Dr.-Ing. Karl Busch and his wife Ayhan Busch spoke of the good relationships with the local and canton governments and praised the exemplary motivation and commitment of the employees in their speeches.

Following the company tour, the guests received a special treat: Otto von Guericke’s historic demonstration from 1663, in which he demonstrated the presence of atmospheric pressure via the Magdeburg hemispheres, was repeated. True to the original, 16 strong horses tried to pull the airless halves apart in Chevenez at Ateliers Busch S.A.’s twenty-fifth anniversary. The result was the same as back in seventeenth-century Magdeburg, the 16 horses being no match for the strength of the evacuated hemispheres, which were pressed together with 1000 kg per square metre external atmospheric pressure.

Busch Dienste GmbH

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Uli Merkle • November 2, 2005