Direct Vacuum
Industrial vacuum pump and blower servicing, repairs, parts and equipment for manufacturers and other industrial operators
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Direct Vacuum
Direct Vacuum provides repairs, overhauls, on-site servicing, spare parts and consultancy for industrial vacuum pumps and low-pressure blowers. It also supplies new and refurbished equipment and offers training on vacuum principles and pump service and repair.
Its services cover industries including food and beverage, printing, woodworking, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, plastics, biogas and medical applications. The company operates a workshop and testing facility in Telford and provides 24/7 support to customers and service agreement holders.
Direct Vacuum Limited was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Telford, United Kingdom.
Product: Industrial vacuum pump and low-pressure blower repair, maintenance, parts, consultancy, training, and new or refurbished equipment.
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