Pneumofore is proud to support the greener future of sustainable marine technology with the supply of its innovative Rotary Vane gas compressors for the latest generation of LNG-powered ships. Italian shipbuilding leader Fincantieri is delivering two revolutionaries Sphere-class cruise ships to Princess Cruises, part of Carnival Corporation. These vessels are powered by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and represent a major step forward not only in luxury cruising but also in reducing CO2 emissions and enhancing sustainability in the marine industry.
The first vessel in the Sphere class entered service in 2024. It is the largest ship built for Princess Cruises and the company’s first ship using liquefied natural gas propulsion. The second vessel is scheduled for delivery in 2025. These impressive cruise ships, with a tonnage of 175.500 and capacity for 4.300 guests, will be among the largest LNG-powered cruise ships ever built in Italy and they exemplify the future of eco-friendly cruising.
Pneumofore successfully presented its industry-leading vacuum and compressed air solutions at CanTech The Grand Tour 2025, held in Brussels, Belgium. With decades of expertise in the aluminum canmaking industry, the company presented its Rotary Vane technology, world-renowned for the high energy efficiency, low maintenance needs, and the lowest Life Cycle Cost available in the market.
Pneumofore was also invited among the keynote speakers at the concurrent technical conference, during which the company’s President, Eng. Daniel Hilfiker, hold the presentation titled “Energy Balance and CO2.” His session addressed the global sustainability challenges in can production and explored how reducing CO2 emissions and optimizing energy consumption through the use of energy-efficient pneumatic equipment can lead to long-term cost savings. Attendees gained valuable insights into making smarter investments in industrial machinery by considering energy consumption and the overall Total Cost of Ownership.
Pneumofore’s participation reinforced its commitment to sustainable canmaking by delivering high-efficient vacuum pumps and compressors designed for durability, constant performance over decades, and minimal environmental impact.
Weck Glaswerk, one of the most historical and renowned glassworks in Germany, is relying since decades on the Rotary Vane technology for the supply of vacuum and compressed air at the IS machines.
In 2017, for the expansion of its production plant in Bonn, the company installed the first Pneumofore UV30 vacuum pump.
This Rotary Vane machine fully met the expectations. The efficient non-stop operation and the ability to independently service the machine reinforced Weck’s faith in Pneumofore.
In fact, the company installed a second Pneumofore UV30 unit, equipped with Variable Speed drive, and commissioned a Pneumofore A400.4 low pressure air compressor for the supply of 3 bar(g).
Owing to the steady running of the Pneumofore machines under full load over the years, Weck Glaswerk was happy to document the results and the confirmed power consumption savings with a video testimonial. With a pure and honest testimonial, Weck is demonstrating the improvements achieved in meeting the demanding German carbon footprint reduction rules.
From a Swiss engineering company founded in Italy in 1923 to a worldwide leader in Rotary Vane vacuum pumps and compressed air solutions for industrial applications worldwide, Pneumofore has continuously expanded its presence across the globe setting the benchmark for durability, constant efficiency and the lowest Life Cycle Cost in the market. A journey started in Turin over 100 years ago and further increased in the last decades. Nowadays, Pneumofore compressors and vacuum pumps operate in over 70 countries across five continents, even in remote locations, in altitude and on offshore platforms. Customers choose Pneumofore’s Rotary Vane pneumatic machines for their exceptional durability, ease of maintenance and high energy savings. Committed to sustainability and CO2 reduction, we continue to shape the future of industrial vacuum and compressed air technology since 1923.
Weck Glaswerk, one of the most historical and renowned glassworks in Germany, is relying since decades on the Rotary Vane technology for the supply of vacuum and compressed air at the IS machines.
In 2017, for the expansion of its production plant in Bonn, the company installed the first Pneumofore UV30 vacuum pump.
This Rotary Vane machine fully met the expectations. The efficient non-stop operation and the ability to independently service the machine reinforced Weck’s faith in Pneumofore.
In fact, the company installed a second Pneumofore UV30 unit, equipped with Variable Speed drive, and commissioned a Pneumofore A400.4 low pressure air compressor for the supply of 3 bar(g).
Owing to the steady running of the Pneumofore machines under full load over the years, Weck Glaswerk was happy to document the results and the confirmed power consumption savings with a video testimonial. With a pure and honest testimonial, Weck is demonstrating the improvements achieved in meeting the demanding German carbon footprint reduction rules.
Weck Glaswerk, one of the most historical and renowned glassworks in Germany, is relying since decades on the Rotary Vane technology for the supply of vacuum and compressed air at the IS machines.
In 2017, for the expansion of its production plant in Bonn, the company installed the first Pneumofore UV30 vacuum pump.
This Rotary Vane machine fully met the expectations. The efficient non-stop operation and the ability to independently service the machine reinforced Weck’s faith in Pneumofore.
In fact, the company installed a second Pneumofore UV30 unit, equipped with Variable Speed drive, and commissioned a Pneumofore A400.4 low pressure air compressor for the supply of 3 bar(g).
Owing to the steady running of the Pneumofore machines under full load over the years, Weck Glaswerk was happy to document the results and the confirmed power consumption savings with a video testimonial. With a pure and honest testimonial, Weck is demonstrating the improvements achieved in meeting the demanding German carbon footprint reduction rules.
Weck Glaswerk, one of the most historical and renowned glassworks in Germany, is relying since decades on the Rotary Vane technology for the supply of vacuum and compressed air at the IS machines.
In 2017, for the expansion of its production plant in Bonn, the company installed the first Pneumofore UV30 vacuum pump.
This Rotary Vane machine fully met the expectations. The efficient non-stop operation and the ability to independently service the machine reinforced Weck’s faith in Pneumofore.
In fact, the company installed a second Pneumofore UV30 unit, equipped with Variable Speed drive, and commissioned a Pneumofore A400.4 low pressure air compressor for the supply of 3 bar(g).
Owing to the steady running of the Pneumofore machines under full load over the years, Weck Glaswerk was happy to document the results and the confirmed power consumption savings with a video testimonial. With a pure and honest testimonial, Weck is demonstrating the improvements achieved in meeting the demanding German carbon footprint reduction rules.
Weck Glaswerk, one of the most historical and renowned glassworks in Germany, is relying since decades on the Rotary Vane technology for the supply of vacuum and compressed air at the IS machines.
In 2017, for the expansion of its production plant in Bonn, the company installed the first Pneumofore UV30 vacuum pump.
This Rotary Vane machine fully met the expectations. The efficient non-stop operation and the ability to independently service the machine reinforced Weck’s faith in Pneumofore.
In fact, the company installed a second Pneumofore UV30 unit, equipped with Variable Speed drive, and commissioned a Pneumofore A400.4 low pressure air compressor for the supply of 3 bar(g).
Owing to the steady running of the Pneumofore machines under full load over the years, Weck Glaswerk was happy to document the results and the confirmed power consumption savings with a video testimonial. With a pure and honest testimonial, Weck is demonstrating the improvements achieved in meeting the demanding German carbon footprint reduction rules.
Pneumofore’s distributors and agents convened in Bangkok in late February for the Asia Technical Meeting 2025. The event saw remarkable participation from 21 countries, a testament to both the strategic importance of the region and the appeal of the vibrant host city. Bangkok has consistently proven to be an ideal hub for industry gatherings. Pneumofore’s presence in Asia is well-established, with air compressors and vacuum pumps operating in the region for over two decades. To enhance customer support and reduce response times, Pneumofore has announced the establishment of the Asia Service Center in collaboration with the Thai distributor, Star-Dynamic (Thailand) Co., Ltd. This partnership aims to provide superior customer service, system advice, and in-house repair services for Pneumofore equipment, ensuring faster and more efficient after-sales support. The Asia Technical Meeting 2025 underscored Pneumofore’s commitment to the region, fostering stronger relationships with partners and clients. The introduction of the Asia Service Center represents a significant advancement in delivering localized support, aligning with Pneumofore’s dedication to efficiency, durability, and minimal life cycle costs in its rotary vane technology solutions.
Ecomondo, one of the most important international events for the green and circular economy, welcomes for the first time Pneumofore’s advanced Rotary Vane vacuum, compressor and gas solutions designed for critical applications in biogas, gas processing and gas treatment.
Highlighting the company’s commitment to innovation, Pneumofore presents the K120.10 VS110 gas compressor with 110 kW and delivering up to 750 m³/h. Engineered for high energy savings, low operational costs and consistent efficiency over time, the Atex-certified K Series is the ideal solution for demanding gas treatment operations.
Spotlights are also on the K2.60.14 VS15 gas booster compressor, designed for gas compression from an inlet pressure of 2 to 10 bar(g) up to the outlet pressure of 18 bar(g).
At the core of both systems is Pneumofore’s Rotary Vane technology, world-renowned for its durability, constant performance and minimal Life Cycle Cost.
Reinforcing its long-standing commitment in Research and Development since 1923, Pneumofore leads the way in manufacturing innovative, reliable and cost-efficient solutions, designed and tailored on the specific needs of industries requiring ATEX-certified equipment, including biomass plants, biogas cogeneration and anaerobic digestion,
Pneumofore welcomes you in Hall B1, Booth 213 !