A leading global paper product manufacturer faced a critical challenge: restoring a decommissioned pulp and paper mill while significantly increasing future production capacity. Central to the facility's operation were five NASH liquid ring vacuum machines that play an essential role in removing water during the paper manufacturing process. Before the mill could restart operations, these units required extensive repair and refurbishment.
With aggressive startup deadlines and ambitious production goals, the manufacturer partnered with NASH Certified Service to restore three CL4002 liquid ring vacuum pumps, one CL6002G liquid ring vacuum pump, and one H10 liquid ring compressor. The equipment was sent to NASH's certified service facility in Moody, Alabama, where experienced engineers and technicians worked to return each machine to OEM specifications.
NASH's certified service capabilities include expert repair, remanufacturing, OEM replacement parts, technical support, and access to original engineering specifications. By leveraging these resources, the service team was able to restore the equipment while maintaining critical performance tolerances and supporting NASH's 95% capacity guarantee.
The successful refurbishment enabled the customer to meet project timelines and proceed with mill startup activities. The facility returned to production, supporting both local employment and the company's long-term manufacturing objectives. The project demonstrated how expert service support can help pulp and paper producers maximize equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and accelerate operational recovery.