Busch Vakuumteknikk AS and VakuumConsult AS become Busch Vacuum Solutions Norway AS

VakuumConsult AS was founded by Ivar Berg in 1999 and has since then established itself as the dominant company in medium and high vacuum in Norway. The company has been a dealer for Alcatel, which later became Adixen before the company was bought out by Pfeiffer Vacuum. Ivar Berg, and his son Espen, have delivered excellent products and excellent customer service over many years and are recognized names in the vacuum industry.
Busch Vakuumteknikk AS, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Busch SE, was established in Norway in 1990. With its unique experience and good knowledge of the Norwegian market, it has become one of Norway's largest competence centres in industrial vacuum and overpressure technology. The company supplies everything from stand-alone vacuum pumps and smaller standard systems, to tailor-made turnkey installations. In addition, Busch has a large service department that takes care of preventive service and maintenance, repairs and overhauls. Either in their service workshop or at the place of use - no matter where in Norway the customer is located.
Together, the companies now become Busch Vacuum Solutions Norway AS, where the focus on providing complete vacuum solutions is further strengthened.
As part of the organizational development, Espen Berg is employed by Busch with effect from 01.01.22, and takes on the role of sales and product manager for medium and high vacuum. In addition, Busch strengthens its organization with several competent employees to prepare for further growth in the years to come.
Øyvind Hansen Billing, Daily Manager in Busch Vacuum Solutions is very pleased with the merger: "By merging our businesses I am convinced that we will be able to deliver a broader product range than today. It also means that we can provide vacuum solutions to all our customers, whether they know Alcatel, Adixen, Busch or Pfeiffer best. In addition, we will offer our customers one of the market's best service tools that is still developing. Together we see just synergies that will benefit our customers in the years to come.
"By becoming part of Busch Vacuum Solutions Norway AS, we believe that our customers will benefit from the system and strength that a larger (not too large) company can offer. At the same time it will be Espens task to further develop the technical competence within the fields of medium and high vacuum, helium leak detection/density control and the special close customer relationships we have had the opportunity to develop/benefit from as a small family owned company." says managing director and owner Ivar Berg.
We emphasize that we want our mutual customers to notice this change as little as possible. We will continue to deliver world-class customer service and the aim of this merger is to offer a broader range of products and expertise to our mutual customers by strengthening our position in the Norwegian market.

Jasmin Markanic
Coordinator Global Press & Media Relations

+49 (0) 7622 681-3376
Jasmin.markanic@busch.de

Busch Vacuum Solutions
Schauinslandstraße 1
79689 Maulburg, Germany

www.buschvacuum.com

Busch Vacuum Solutions is one of the world’s largest producers of vacuum pumps, vacuum systems, blowers and compressors.
Its extensive product portfolio comprises solutions for vacuum and overpressure applications in all industries, including the chemical, semiconductor, medical technology, plastics, and food sectors. It also covers the design and construction of customized vacuum systems, as well as a global service network.
The Busch group is a family-owned company and is still managed by the Busch family. Busch Vacuum Solutions has 3,500 employees in more than 60 companies in over 40 countries worldwide. Busch is headquartered in Maulburg, in southwest Germany. This is the location of Busch SE headquarters, as well as the German production facility and German sales company. In addition to Maulburg, Busch also has its own production plants in Switzerland, the UK, Czech Republic, Korea and the USA.

This release was published on openPR.