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Dry solution success in India

02 June 2010

Environmental benefits of dry vacuum pumping, particularly for reducing pollution and operating costs, have long been appreciated and progressive vacuum users are learning how best to exploit its advantages. This article reviews some recent installation experiences in India.

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