NASH liquid ring vacuum pumps are a reliable, durable choice when your process is hard on equipment. Nash pioneered this liquid ring vacuum pump design at the turn of the 20th century—and it’s remained an industry benchmark ever since.

When you’re buying a Vacuum Pump, you’re not just buying hardware—you’re buying uptime. Through ongoing innovation, product research, and development, Nash continues to deliver liquid ring pumps and upgrades that stand up to demanding applications while helping reduce total cost of ownership.

 

Not sure which liquid ring vacuum pump fits your process conditions, gas load, and operating pressure? 

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Proven Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump Performance in Demanding Processes

Liquid ring vacuum pumps are engineered to deliver consistent and reliable performance across a wide range of industrial applications. Whether your process requires a compact solution or high-capacity, continuous-duty operation, these pumps provide stable vacuum levels, durability, and adaptability
Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps Performance chart NASH
*Performance data is for illustrative purposes. Please consult with a Nash Engineer or Sales Representative for pump sizing and specific performance data.

Wide Capacity Range

Durable in Harsh Conditions

Energy-efficient Operation

Low Maintenance & Long Service Life

Leak-Free and Safety-Oriented Designs

Material Flexibility for Process Compatibility

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Frequently Asked Questions

A liquid ring vacuum pump is an industrial vacuum pump that uses a rotating liquid (typically water or another seal fluid) to create compression and vacuum.Inside the pump:
  • An eccentric rotor spins within a casing
  • The seal liquid forms a rotating ring
  • This creates sealed compression chambers that move gas and generate vacuum
These pumps are widely used because they are reliable, tolerant of wet and dirty gases, and suitable for harsh process conditions.