Terms of Use

The website provides general information about vacuum measurement, pumping, components, chambers, leak detection, calibration, maintenance and related technical-enquiry routes. Page content may summarise categories or decision factors and may not list every specification, condition, exclusion or available configuration.

Website information is general and does not replace current manufacturer documentation, an agreed specification, a site-specific risk assessment or advice from a suitably qualified professional. Product or method suitability depends on the complete application, including pressure, media, temperature, materials, connections, control logic, operating duty, contamination, safety constraints and acceptance criteria. Verify critical information before selection, installation, operation or service.

Submitting a form or sending a message is an enquiry only. It does not confirm acceptance, compatibility, availability, price, delivery, calibration status, service feasibility or an order. Any quotation should be reviewed with its stated scope, validity, exclusions, taxes, delivery conditions and other terms. An order is formed only through the applicable written acceptance process, not merely by submitting this website form.

Images and category descriptions are illustrative of the subject being discussed unless a quotation identifies a particular make, model, configuration or scope. Products, spares, documentation and service capability may depend on current sourcing, equipment condition, technical records, parts, facilities and other constraints. Website content may be corrected, replaced or withdrawn without creating an obligation to supply a previously displayed item or service.

Website layout, original text, graphics, branding and code are protected by applicable intellectual-property rights. Product names, logos, photographs and technical materials belonging to other organisations remain the property of their respective owners. You may view and print reasonable extracts for internal evaluation of an enquiry, but must not republish, sell, systematically copy, remove notices from or misrepresent website material without appropriate permission.

Do not use the website to submit unlawful, misleading, infringing, harmful or confidential third-party material without authority. Do not attempt to bypass form controls, probe security, introduce malicious code, overload the service, impersonate another person or organisation, scrape at a disruptive rate, or interfere with other visitors. Automated access must respect published technical controls and must not impair website operation.

Links to manufacturer documentation, technical references or other external websites are provided for context. Aerocure does not control those websites and a link does not by itself endorse every statement, product or practice found there. Check the destination, publication date, revision and applicable terms before relying on third-party material.

Aerocure may maintain, change, suspend or discontinue parts of the website. Although reasonable efforts may be used to keep content and forms operational, uninterrupted access, error-free content and successful email delivery cannot be guaranteed. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Aerocure is not responsible for loss caused solely by reliance on general website content, inability to access the site, malicious third-party activity or an external website. Nothing in these terms excludes a responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Information submitted through the website is handled as described in the Privacy Policy. You are responsible for ensuring that information supplied is accurate and that you have authority to share personal, company, equipment or project information included in the enquiry.

These terms may be updated when the website or applicable requirements change. The date above identifies the current published revision. Questions about these website terms may be sent to support@aerocurevacuum.com or to the postal address shown on the contact page. Any governing-law or dispute provision applicable to a quotation, order or service engagement should be read from the relevant written agreement.