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EBARA Precision Machinery Europe launches vacuum pump series

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EBARA Precision Machinery Europe launches a new vacuum pump series in Europe.

At Semicon Europe in Munich, EBARA Precision Machinery Europe GmbH (EPME) is presenting the new “EV-X” series of vacuum pumps to the trade public for the first time in Europe. This pioneering product series represents a significant advance in energy efficiency and promises cost savings in the double-digit percentage range.

The EV-X series is the result of years of research and development and offers technology specifically designed to save energy and increase efficiency. The EBARA Group, headquartered in Tokyo (Japan), has committed itself to the primary corporate goal of making a significant contribution to global environmental and climate protection with sustainable and resource-saving product developments. This has been achieved with this new product series. Further advantages have been realised for customers in terms of space requirements and ease of maintenance.

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