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New pumps for old: Edwards launches trade-in deals for the GXS vacuum pump

CRAWLEY, WEST SUSSEX, UK. (17 February 2012) -€” Edwards, a leading global manufacturer of vacuum equipment, has launched a new 'trade in, trade up, pump smart' campaign in which users can trade in their old vacuum pump and make significant savings on the cost of a new GXS dry vacuum pump.

Customers can now trade in any make and specification of vacuum pump for a new Edwards GXS dry screw vacuum pump, or pump and booster combination, at a significantly reduced cost. Customers also receive one day of start up assistance from an experienced Edwards field service engineer. Edwards' experts advise how the pumps can be set up to deliver optimum performance, check for correct installation and demonstrate operation.

The compact GXS dry vacuum pump features cutting-edge screw technology, enabling users to optimise their processes with a low cost of ownership and a reduced footprint. It features advanced temperature control and is robust and reliable even in harsh applications. It has a long pump service life and is virtually maintenance free for up to five years, which together with reduced gas and power consumption make it the most economical vacuum pump for industrial applications.

"The option to trade in old pumps for the GXS makes it even easier for customers to access innovative vacuum technology that will help them improve process efficiencies," says Marinella Varallo, Edwards market sector manager. "Customers no longer need to compromise on price or performance and can realise the benefits of an Edwards GXS pump at a much reduced cost."

The GXS trade in campaign will be available until 31 December 2012. For more information and to request a trade in price quote visit  http://www.edwardsvacuum.com/GXS

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