Enervac Corporation

Enervac Corporation

  • 700 Franklin Blvd
  • Cambridge, Ontario
  • N1R 5S9
  • Phone: (519) 623-9890
  • Fax: (519) 623-8250
  • Website

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Description

Our Company History

Bowser Inc. of Fort Wayne, Indiana was started by S.F. Bowser in
1885 to manufacture and market a self-measuring coal oildispenser of his own design. Evolution of this idea spread tothe measurement and handling of many commercial liquids of thetime. To keep pace with the demand for his equipment, Bowseropened branches around the world.

Bowser continued to produce and sell its products until World
War II, then went entirely into war production. In the post war period, Bowser was internationally known and pioneered the use of vacuum to the degasification and dehydration of insulating oilfor the electrical industry and power authorities. In 1969,
New York based Keene Corporation purchased Bowser Inc. and continued the manufacture of vacuum purification equipmentas well as expanding to gas processing equipment.

In 1978, Keene Corporation dropped the engineered product line.
Soon after, ENERVAC Corporation formed to continue to servicecustomers who required specialized fluid handling equipment.
With enhanced engineering, manufacturing and test facilities, the product line continued to expand and diversify. In 1992,
ENERVAC Corporation acquired 4-R Technologies Inc. and gained access to new markets requiring fluid waste minimization and resource recovery systems. With representatives across North
America, ENERVAC Corporation's reputation for quality, performance and innovation is unmatched by the competition.

Cost recovery. Resource recovery. Two important aspects in today's business environment and in the concerns of the communities we live in and invest in. At ENERVAC, we are proud to be associated with the companies who are committed to environmental responsibility. We are proud to be a part of thiseffort, developing technologies and systems to manage wasteeffectively and improve the profitability of our customers.

Our Divisions

ENERVAC is divided into two divisions, our Environmental
Technology Group and our Utility Group to better service our wide range of customers.

The Environmental Technology Group manages the Trampoil
Separators, Coolant Recycling Systems, Sump Cleaners, Reverse
Osmosis Systems, Ultrafiltration Systems, Filters as well as
Consulting on water, coolant and waste water issues.

The Utility Group manages Dehydrators, Degasifiers, Dryers,
Mobile Oil Filters, Fuller's Earth Systems, Sulfur Hexafluoride
(SF6) Processing Systems, Oil Filters and Air Filters,
Centralized Lubrication Systems as well as consulting on your oil, air and SF6 needs.

Environmental Profile
Enervac specializes in dehydration and conventional filtration technologies for oil purification and recycling. Enervac's compressed air dryer group specialize in high pressure dryers for moisture and particulate removal. The Environmental Technology Group have expertise in oil/water/solid separation technologies and in membrane separation (reverse osmosis, nanofiltration, ultrafiltration and microfiltration) to purify, concentrate or recycle water, cleaners and wastewater.
The quality assurance programs meet high standards, including ISO 9000:2000 and ASME pressure vessel code. Customer support is provided by technical sales, the applications group, the service department and the in-house testing lab. Key Words: SF6, SF6 recovery, oil, vacuum oil dehydration, vacuum oil degasification, coolant recovery, filtration, waste water treatment, reclamation, fullers earth, vacuum oil purifiers, trampoil separators, lubrication.

Fact sheet

Number of employees
35
Annual revenue
$6000000

Company contacts

  • Scott Allen
  • Vice President
  • Anthony Guglielmi
  • President
  • Y.B. MEHTA
  • Engineer

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