Vacuum machines for industry
In industry, every hour of downtime counts. Naaktgeboren develops vacuum machines for safely and efficiently vacuuming up, transporting and discharging dry and wet materials. From industrial cleaning and material handling to silo and process cleaning, maintenance shutdowns and emergencies.
Applications in industry
Within industry, vacuum technology is used for a wide range of work. From daily cleaning and material handling to emptying installations during a maintenance shutdown.
Industrial cleaning & maintenance
For cleaning industrial installations and production areas. Vacuum technology is used to safely and efficiently vacuum up and remove dust, sludge, liquids and product residues, among other things. Suitable for both periodic cleaning and routine maintenance work. Our machines vacuum up many materials, but also blow them back throughout the entire production process, to prevent as much waste as possible and to work efficiently.
Material handling & product recovery
Dry and wet materials, bulk products and spilled material can be vacuumed up, moved and discharged in a controlled manner. Where possible, valuable product can be recovered and reprocessed instead of being disposed of.
Silo & process cleaning
For vacuuming out and cleaning silos, tanks and process installations. Residual products, dust and deposits are vacuumed up and then disposed of or recovered, depending on the material and the process.
Maintenance stops & shutdowns
During a maintenance shutdown, a lot of work has to be carried out within a limited time window. Vacuum technology is used to empty installations, remove material and prepare parts of the production process for inspection, cleaning or maintenance.
Emergencies & spills
In the event of leaks, spills and other incidents, material may need to be removed quickly. Vacuum technology makes it possible to vacuum up liquids, product residues and contaminated substances and remove them in a controlled manner.
The right machine starts with the application
No two applications are the same. The material, the work and the conditions on site determine which machine and configuration are most suitable. That is why we look at the application first, and then at the technology it requires.
What needs to be vacuumed up?
The type of material and its properties are decisive in the choice of machine and configuration. Think, for example, of dry materials, liquids, dust or sludge.
What does the job require?
The quantity of material, the required capacity, the suction distance and the working method also help determine what is technically needed.
What needs to happen to the material?
Material does not always just need to be disposed of. Depending on the application, it can be discharged, moved or recovered for further processing.
Where will the machine be used?
The working environment places demands on aspects such as accessibility, safety and the build of the machine.
Based on these factors, we determine which machine and configuration best suit the application.
Machines for industry
Depending on the material, the application and the working environment, a different machine or configuration may be required.
Frequently asked questions about vacuum technology in industry
Which materials can be vacuumed up with an industrial vacuum machine?
Industrial vacuum machines can be used for a wide range of dry and wet materials, such as dust, powders, granulates, sludge, liquids and product residues. Which machine and configuration are suitable depends on the properties of the type of material or product, the quantity and the application.
Can one vacuum machine vacuum up both dry and wet materials?
That depends on the type of machine and the chosen configuration. For industrial applications, vacuum machines can be built to handle both dry and wet materials. The properties of the material and the work determine which build is needed.
Which vacuum machine is suitable for my industrial application?
That is determined by the application. Factors that play a role include the material, the required capacity, the suction distance, the way the material needs to be handled and the conditions on site. On that basis, we determine which machine and configuration best match the work.
Can vacuum technology be used to empty and clean silos and process installations?
Yes. Vacuum technology can be used to remove residual product, dust, sludge and deposits, among other things, from silos and process installations. The machine and build required depend on the material, the installation and the conditions in which the work is carried out.
How is vacuum technology used during a maintenance stop or shutdown?
During a maintenance shutdown, vacuum technology can be used to empty and clean installations and to remove or move material. This allows installations to be prepared for inspection, cleaning and maintenance within the available time window.
Discuss your application
Not every industrial application calls for the same machine. Discuss your application with our specialists and find out which machine and configuration best suit your work.
Discuss your application