Responsibility at Busch

Busch Vacuum Solutions is supporting the voluntary work of the Maulburg chapter of the German Red Cross, close to our headquarters, with a donation of 15,000 Euro.

Thirteen dedicated colleagues from Busch Australia joined forces for a noble cause, participating in Australia’s largest marathon festival – the Melbourne Marathon.

Busch Austria is pleased to demonstrate its commitment to the local community by supporting the WHA (Women Handball Austria) champions league and WHA U18 (under 18) teams of the Union Korneuburg Women’s Handball club. The company has provided a donation of 2,500 Euro to support the teams in their sporting endeavors and strengthen ties with the Korneuburg community.

Last weekend, our company opened its doors to welcome seven curious and enthusiastic young people who wanted to learn about IT and programming. The ten to fifteen-year-olds had a great time exploring the world of coding and discovering exciting careers in IT.

Busch Vacuum Solutions donated an R5 RA 0040 F to the Formula Student team from the Technical University (TU) Darmstadt, Germany. With this, the students produced components for their electric vehicle.

An R5 oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump from Busch Vacuum Solutions has been in service since 1987 in the production area of bakery and cake shop Feinbäckerei Ruch. It is still in use twelve hours a day for flour conveying at the bakery in Rosdorf, in the German upland region of Harz.

Sami and Kaya Busch, along with 30 employees from Busch Vacuum Solutions, took part in this year’s STADTRADELN (city cycling) in Maulburg. From July 01 to 21, they cycled 11,783 kilometers and saved 1.908 tons of CO2 by using a bicycle instead of a car to get to work, for exercise, or on vacation. This has resulted in the company taking second place in the community.

Busch USA’s commitment to community involvement and environmental stewardship was on full display Saturday, June 3, as a team of fourteen employees and some enthusiastic children joined countless other volunteers for Clean the Bay Day. The volunteers worked together to help restore and protect the Chesapeake Bay by removing litter and debris from its rivers, streams, and surrounding areas.

It has been taking place in Norway for 100 years: the legendary Holmenkollstafetten sports event. This year, 14 employees of Busch Vacuum Solutions participated in the world’s largest relay race. In addition, our branch donated 10,000 Norwegian kroner (around 850 Euro) to an organization that promotes mental health in the Scandinavian country.

Busch Vacuum Solutions donated a total of 35,000 Euro to the student research center phænovum in Lörrach, Germany, last year. The leading vacuum pump manufacturer is a gold sponsor of the institution near its global headquarters.

The Busch Vacuum Solutions production facility in Chevenez, Switzerland, is the company’s largest plant. This makes it all the more important to pay attention to sustainability at this location in particular. For this reason, far-reaching energy-saving and sustainability measures will be implemented on site by 2024.

Busch Vacuum Solutions has initiated a series of sustainability measures that the company has made binding for all of its eight production sites.

Busch Denmark changed their electricity supplier: 100% renewable energy sources are now accounting for their electricity demand.

Plastic waste blows into the waters and pollutes the world’s oceans. Animals die from it or eat tiny plastic particles, and plastic eventually enters the human food chain. A customer of our American colleagues produces fiber for the textile industry from plastic bottles that have been carelessly thrown into the environment.

Busch Vacuum Solutions has planned a set of climate protection measures at its headquarters in Maulburg for 2023 that will make the company even more sustainable in the future. One pillar of the concept is photovoltaics. A solar power system has now been installed on the roof of the new systems building hall.

Seven employees of Busch Vacuum Solutions took part in the “Wiesentäler Wasserlauf” (run along the river Wiese) at the weekend. With their commitment, they are supporting the construction of water wells in Cameroon, as Busch will donate for every kilometer covered.

On this year’s Girls’ Day, eleven girls between the ages of 11 and 14 took the opportunity to visit the headquarters of Busch Vacuum Solutions in Maulburg, Germany, to learn more about technical professions.

Air Ambulances Charity

At the end of the tournament, things got exciting once again when the teams from SC Freibad and our company faced off in the final. But of course, it wasn’t about who brought home the trophy. The highlight was that the charity tournament raised around 3,500 Euro for the kindergarten “Unterm Regenbogen” (under the rainbow) near our headquarters in Maulburg.

The team of Busch UK raised money through various activities: 2,000 pounds (about 2,250 Euro) to support organizations that promote mental health.

Dogs barking, kennels, and abandoned animals waiting for a home – only recently, the team of Busch Poland organized a fundraising campaign for the animals at the animal shelter in Włocławek.

Orange, white and green balloons fluttered in the breeze: To celebrate the 74th Republic Day, the Busch India team cycled through Gurugram, the headquarters of the Indian subsidiary.

The trucks are so fully loaded with rescue and recovery materials and goods that there is hardly any space left for the helpers’ luggage. But the volunteers from the THW (Federal Agency for Technical Relief) Schopfheim, Germany, must also be personally well equipped for their assignments, often lasting for days. They have a transport trailer at their disposal. Busch Vacuum Solutions has now funded the structure and tarpaulin of the vehicle so that the helpers’ luggage can be transported dry and safely to the deployment location in the future.

She calls it a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity": Stella Nyirenda came from Malawi to South Africa with her family in November 2013 because her parents were looking for a better education for their highly gifted daughter. Stella has been benefiting from an "Ayhan and Dr Karl Busch Scholarship" for the past two years.

Australia is well known for its wide diversity, home to 25 million people, 30% of which are immigrants, either fleeing turmoil from their home country, or looking to move to Australia in hope of a better life. Sydney has the 8th largest immigrant population among world metropolitan areas, and Melbourne has the 10th largest. Melbourne alone is home to 200 different nationalities, 233 languages and dialects, and 113 different religions.

The five shopping carts can hardly be pushed, so full are they with goods destined for a relief organization. The money for this was collected by a colleague in England, whose campaign was supported by Busch UK.

Fulfilling a wish that would otherwise remain unfulfilled This is the aim of “direct help better future” with its Christmas campaign “Better Christmas”, to which our company has donated. The local organization supports sick or socially disadvantaged children and teenagers who live near our headquarters in the districts of Lörrach and Freiburg.

The project is intended to strengthen primary school pupils by defending themselves against sexualized violence, if necessary, or to confide in someone. The project was initiated by the Lörrach Women’s Counseling Center near our headquarters and has been supported by our company since 2019.

A school in an underprivileged area of Johannesburg, children from less privileged families, classes that were far too large, and hardly any equipment: All these were bad conditions for a successful start in life for the students of Denver Primary School in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Children's eyes light up when they see their first bike! Brand new and shiny, it stands there waiting for its proud little owner.

The renowned F.A.Z. Institute has published a study on sustainability for which around 10,300 companies were considered. Among the 32 mechanical and plant engineering companies evaluated as sustainable in the study, Busch Vacuum Solutions achieved 6th place.

The fast indoor sport of badminton is one of the few sports in which male and female players also compete together. Just like the teams of BC Lörrach-Brombach, whose new jerseys were sponsored by our company.

A short look into the green is enough to increase our creativity and productivity. This shows how important nature is for our well-being. That’s why our colleagues in India, Korea and Poland have planted trees or shrubs around their offices.

The non-profit organization Prevent Child Abuse America (PCAA) supports educational programs and child abuse awareness.

The team of Busch Canada wanted to give back to the community and therefore donated 17 laptops to a trusted youth organization in their neighborhood.

How can sustainable behavior be combined with social responsibility? The employees of Ateliers Busch decided to switch to LEDs, to sell the stored spare bulbs and to donate the money from the sale to a children’s cancer association.

Busch promotes e-mobility by providing charging stations for bicycles and motor vehicles in Germany, Austria Switzerland and Sweden.

Education creates understanding. Education solves problems. Education is one way to create a better world for yourself and others. Busch Vacuum Solutions firmly believes in education for all. It is the reason why the Ayhan and Dr Karl Busch Scholarship in Africa was introduced.

They are emulating their role models and training for their future in motorsport at the same time: the young motor sportsmen and women who compete against each other in the Danish Citroën DS3 Cup not only find ideal conditions in this racing series. They are also already being supported by sponsors. Like Nicolai Jonas by Busch Denmark.

Last year, Busch shipped 100 personal computers and monitors as well as 50 laptops to South Africa. They are donated to high schools and people who run social projects. Now, young company founders have received their own laptops.

The company Climeworks has been awarded with the Innovation Award by Busch Vacuum Solutions for its advanced use of vacuum technology. Climeworks is the first company to use Direct Air Capture technology to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. In this way, the company is actively making an important contribution to reducing global warming. In these unique plants, MINK claw vacuum technology from Busch is used to filter CO₂.

Cultural diversity is lived at Busch Malaysia

16 schoolgirls between 12 and 15 years of age visited our headquarters in Maulburg, Germany, on Girls’ Day this year to gain an insight into technical professions.

Reusable bottles and a mugs for employees

Busch launches environmentally sustainable initiative using reusable 100% recyclable plastic shipping crates for vacuum pumps.

100 percent climate-neutral energy generation by 2028

Women in leadership positions at Busch

More than a man‘s profession

Offshore drilling waste recycling

Eye contact is important for deaf people

352 solar panels have been installed and are in operation since beginning of November.

Uniforms have long been a thing of the past.

Despite appearances, Brazil is a very conservative country, where it can happen that homosexuals are deliberately murdered on the street.

Efforts towards a greener future

Kacper Teszner, 11-years old, from Włocławek, near the Busch offices in Poland, is a real-life superhero. He took on a big monster and won.

Soweto, the largest township in South Africa and the place where Nelson Mandela lived, is a symbol of the country’s changes.

Busch India has supplied fifty R5 rotary vane vacuum pumps for two blade building projects.

Handball is one of the most popular sports in our country. Even the youngest children enjoy it, so it was only natural for us to support the local handball kids.

People on the run, destroyed cities, damaged hospitals and hardly any possibilities to care for the injured: The German Red Cross (DRK) has launched an emergency aid project to respond as quickly as possible to the devastating situation in Ukraine.

The 2020 Busch Innovation in Vacuum Award has been presented to the Norwegian company Quantafuel ASA. By employing Busch's DOLPHIN liquid ring vacuum pumps, Quantafuel has developed technology that is contributing to solving the global waste problem by upgrading plastic waste into valuable products.

Backpacks with a water bottle, a pencil case, pencils, pens, paper, binders, notebooks as well as crayons and markers: The satchels distributed at Busch USA’s first school supplies drive were very well-stuffed.