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Elmo Rietschle[1] is a brand of Gardner Denver that was created after merging two vacuum companies, Elmo Technology and Rietschle. Gardner Denver is recognized as a leader providing compressed air and gas, vacuum and fluid transfer technologies to industries distributed around the world.
Elmo Rietschle for Industrial Vacuum and Low Pressure Solutions: radial fans; side channel blowers; dry running and oil lubricated rotary vane vacuum pumps and compressors; screw vacuum pumps; liquid ring, rotary lobe and claw vacuum pumps and compressors. And Elmo Rietschle vacuum accessories
History
Both Elmo and Rietschle are very successful in marking an important milestone in their invention careers for more than one hundred years.
The world's first liquid ring vacuum pump was invented by Elmo and as early as 1903 Elmo was granted the Imperial Patent for this; after three years, a smaller Elmo vacuum pump was used in Germany as the first vacuum cleaner.
The first side channel blower[2] was introduced in 1963 and made a revolution for the vacuum and pressure market. After the turn of the millennium and its spin-off from Siemens, Elmo merged with Nash Industries to form Nash Elmo.
About Werner Rietschle, who started his own company after World War II, became a well-known supplier of vacuum pumps and compressors.
In 2002 Rietschle's company was acquired by Thomas Industries to become Rietschle Thomas.
After many years of operation, both companies were acquired by Gardner Denver in 2005/2006 to form the Elmo Rietschle brand.
References
- ↑ "Elmo Rietschle Brand of Gardner Denver". 2021-09-09. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Blower, Baroness, (Christine Blower)", Who's Who, Oxford University Press, 2020-12-01, retrieved 2021-09-22
External links
Gardner Denver Air Vacuum Automation Vietnam
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