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At Nash’s Nuremberg Plant, sustainability isn’t just a strategy

It’s a team effort. Led by Oliver Albert and the volunteer-driven Green-X team, a €40K investment in smart heating technology is now saving €22K annually while cutting emissions. Engineers, project managers, and specialists collaborated to design a system that learns and adapts to real-time usage, proving that innovation starts with people. Discover how grassroots teamwork is driving big environmental and financial wins. 
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What sets Nash’s project managers apart?

They’re not just skilled in managing timelines—they’re engineers who understand the technical heart of every custom-built solution. In the world of engineer-to-order, this dual expertise ensures smoother workflows, smarter decisions, and stronger customer collaboration. Explore how technical insight drives project success from concept to delivery.

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At Nash, quality isn’t just a goal

It’s a promise. Every pump, compressor, and vacuum system undergoes rigorous testing to ensure flawless performance, safety, and compliance. From detailed Inspection and Test Plans to collaborative Factory Acceptance Tests, our QA process leaves nothing to chance. Discover how we turn complex requirements into certified reliability—every time.

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In oil and gas, quality starts with people.

At Nash, skilled engineers and project teams work hand-in-hand with customers and inspectors to turn demanding specifications into reality. From planning witness points to solving design challenges on the spot, our experts ensure every system is built for extreme conditions and delivered with confidence. Discover how collaboration and technical know-how keep operations safe, efficient, and on schedule. 

Maintenance Tip: Dealing with Seized Pipe Plugs

Remove pipe plugs and studs with ease using THE BEAR SOLUTION - download our case study to learn more.

Maintenance Tip: Never Mix Greases

The mixing of greases can reduce your machine's effectiveness and lead to problems like running hot to completely breaking down.

MT Preventing Failure Due to Calcium Build-Up

Calcium build up can cause higher horsepower consumption, reduction in pump capacity, lost production and pump damage.

Maintenance Tip: Troubleshooting High Horsepower

Determine horsepower requirements by the operating conditions such as vacuum levels and pump speed like rpm.

Maintenance Tip: Hot Pump Operation

High vacuum pump temperature is an indication of low seal water flow - download the case study to learn more.

Maintenance Tip: Pump Restart Procedure

Liquid ring vacuum pumps and compressors that may have been exposed to flood waters should be inspected for damage.