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Chemical & Process

Safe, steady air and gas handling for exacting chemical and process environments.

Steady air for processes that punish it

Chemical and process plants ask more of air handling than most: continuous duty, aggressive environments and no appetite for surprises. Equipment has to be specified properly, maintained on schedule and documented at every step.

SYG surveys, services and rebuilds process air plant across all makes, and specifies replacements built for the environment they will live in. Sensible engineering, documented work, no guesswork.

What careful engineering buys you

On chemical and process sites we focus on:

  • Right specification: materials and sealing matched to the gas and the environment.
  • Documented maintenance: service records that stand up to audit.
  • Fewer interruptions: condition checks that catch trouble between shutdowns.
  • Obsolete cover: spares and alternatives for machines the maker no longer supports.
  • Independent selection: the machine the process needs, chosen on merit.

Duties we cover on process sites

Typical applications in chemical and process environments:

  • Process gas boosting: steady pressure for reactors and process stages.
  • Tank aeration and agitation: mixing air for storage and treatment tanks.
  • Vacuum duty: distillation, drying and solvent recovery support.
  • Powder conveying: controlled transfer of raw materials and product.
  • Scrubber and odour duty: reliable air for abatement systems.
  • Drying processes: heated and ambient air for product drying.

Kit we specify for chemical and process work

Process-rated blowers, vacuum pumps and protective accessories chosen for chemical duty.

Backed by planned servicing and fast spares to keep the process inside its numbers.

Two Busch Mink vacuum pumps stacked on a mounting frame

Process vacuum you can rely on

  • Chemical-duty materials and sealing
  • Stable vacuum for sensitive stages
  • Serviced with full documentation

View the full range

View the range, or talk through your duty with an engineer first.

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Need help choosing or fixing a blower?

Straight answers on sizing, faults and replacements, from engineers who work on every make.