Ingersoll Rand gains proprietary ejector technology with UK acquisition
Ingersoll Rand Inc. has acquired Transvac Systems Ltd., a UK-based global supplier of ejector solutions and sustainable process technologies used to move, mix, and compress fluids and gases. Transvac will join the Industrial Technologies and Services (IT&S) segment.
Ingersoll Rand says the addition of Transvac’s technology enhances its ability to provide customers with a broader range of engineered solutions, including hybrid systems that combine ejectors and traditional technologies to optimize performance and efficiency across applications.
Today, Transvac’s systems are used globally in eradicating waste gas flaring, with growing traction in emerging sustainable industries such as desalination and clean water reuse. Through its strong focus on research and development, Transvac has designed solutions that drive industry-leading efficiencies and reduce emissions to lessen environmental impact.
Through this acquisition, Ingersoll Rand gains access to a complementary technology platform and a highly experienced engineering team with deep expertise in process intensification and energy-efficient design. Combined with Ingersoll Rand’s established packaging capabilities and global service network, this acquisition positions the company to deliver complete, regionally manufactured vacuum and ejector systems tailored to the most demanding industrial applications.
“This acquisition expands our portfolio with innovative technology that complements our existing solutions and opens new opportunities in sustainability-driven markets,” said Vicente Reynal, chairman and chief executive officer of Ingersoll Rand. “We are proud to partner with the founders of Transvac to build on their legacy of engineering excellence and to bring their expertise and technology into the Ingersoll Rand family.”
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