Vacuum Pumps

Compact size combined with low ultimate pressure are the main features of this pump. An effective damping and recovery system integral in the oil box, eliminates oil vapours at the exhaust. Additionally an automatic valve both isolates the system and at the same time prevents oil suck back should the pump stop under vacuum. This series pump is suitable for evacuation of small closed systems.

Compact size combined with low ultimate pressure are the main features of this pump. An effective damping and recovery system integral in the oil box, eliminates oil vapours at the exhaust. Additionally an automatic valve both isolates the system and at the same time prevents oil suck back should the pump stop under vacuum. This series pump is suitable for evacuation of small closed systems.

Compact size combined with low ultimate pressure are the main features of this pump. An effective damping and recovery system integral in the oil box, eliminates oil vapours at the exhaust. Additionally an automatic valve both isolates the system and at the same time prevents oil suck back should the pump stop under vacuum. This series pump is suitable for evacuation of small closed system.

Compact design, low noise level, simple oil check and refill and ease of maintenance are the main features of this series. The damping and recovery system, equipped with a by-pass, together with the new float type oil recovery valve, ensures the absence of oil vapours at the exhaust. Moreover a check valve at the inlet prevents oil suckback should the pump stop under vacuum.

Rocking piston pumps combines the best characteristics of traditional piston pumps and diaphragm pumps into small units with excellent features. This series is ideal for use in applications where oil mist is undesirable. Should  the system require under vacuum starts it is necessary to to install a three way solenoid valve. Moreover the oil-free design makes the maintenance intervals very long.

The R series high vacuum pumps are used when the final absolute pressure required is very low. These pumps may run continuously connected to closed containers to be emptied, and may not run continuously, for a long time at atmospheric pressure. The exhaust from these pumps is not filtered, thus, special purifiers are available for fumes.

The R series high vacuum pumps are used when the final absolute pressure required is very low. These pumps may run continuously connected to closed containers to be emptied, and may not run continuously, for a long time at atmospheric pressure. The exhaust from these pumps is not filtered, thus, special purifiers are available for fumes. The ‘D’ model is a two stage version identical to the ‘M’ model.

These pumps have the same features as the “L” series, but are fitted with a device which separates oil and water condensates, the water being expelled when the pump is stopped. As a result of this construction it is possible to use these pumps in applications where very high concentrations of water vapour might be present, and where standard pumps could not be used.