Keep Downtime to a Minimum with IBS
IBS offer the industry comprehensive solutions for Industrial Blowers hire - wet and dry spillage and dust through the use of their extensive industrial vacuum loaders & portable vacuum units. They offer some of the industries highest quality, robust effective vacuum booster equipment and portable air conveying system for cleaning, recycling, collecting waste and spilled product.
Many industries are heavily dependent on the efficient operation of their road tanker equipment which IBS experienced staff ensure downtime is kept to a minimum. They analyse problems, advise on the most cost-effective/efficient solution and how quickly that solution can be implemented. For site emergency situations during working hours, they aim to respond within 4 hours based on distances up to 100mile radius from the nearest available engineer.
IBS is the sole European distributor of Fuitland Vacuum pumps (Road Tanker Equipment). As manufacturers, they supply all models to meet specific requirements.
All models can be supplied in either clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation. Most with 4-way valves on the top or side with optional pullout, stainless steel filter. Most can be supplied with options to mount angle gear box or hydraulic motor directly to pump.
Keep your road tanker equipment in excellent condition with IBS
Leading Industrial Blower Service & Solutions
IBS are the market leaders in Industrial Blower Systems and Services, they pride themselves on their ever-expanding wide range of leading products such as FVP 25 Portable Heavy Duty High Performance Industrial Vacuum Loader and vacuum booster.
IBS offer a free vacuum loader health check ensuring your vacuum loader is always in good working order thus avoiding any down time.
Time to explore some of the other products IBS offer -
What is a Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump?
Liquid ring vacuum pumps are a single stage block model, suitable to compress gas and vapours in the industrial processes.
The main features are:
- able to pump gases and vapours;
- nearly isothermal compression of gases;
- no lubricant in contact with pumped gas;
- the pumps must be continuously fed with service liquid, normally water (oil, organic liquids etc. can be used), while working in a sufficient rate to eliminate the heat produced by the compression of gases and to replace any liquid which flows out of the pump together with the gas. The service liquid can be separated from the gas in a liquid separator and can be recirculated either partially or entirely, after intermediate cooling;
- safe operation and minimum maintenance;
- reduced noise and vibration.
