Oil Seal Vacuum Pump

Oil Seal Vacuum Pump Specification

Theory
Vacuum Pump

Max Suction
760 mm of hg- 0.005 Ultimate Vacuum

Flow Rate
3.06 m/hr to 600 m/hr

Inlet/Outlet
Standard as per our specific design

Usage
Dehydration and Filtration Processes Distillation, Exhausting Electronic Tubes GLS Lamps / Mercury Vapour Lamps & Tubes Sterilizing Vacuum Metallurgy, Vacuum Sublimation Vacuum Impregnation, Thin Film Coating

Material
Cast Iron

Size
Different Available

Power
Electric

Product Type
Oil Seal Vacuum Pump, Oil seal Vacuum Pump, Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump, Rotary Vacuum Pump, High Vacuum Pump, Belt Driven Vacuum pump, Oil Lubricated Vacuum Pump

Color
Grey

Seals Type
Oil seal sealing

Oil Seal Vacuum Pump Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Number

Payment Terms
Cash Against Delivery (CAD)

Delivery Time
Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Oil Seal Vacuum Pump

These are oil - immersed, rotary vane type pumps. The rotor with twospring loaded vanes is mounted eccentric in the stator body. As the rotorrotates, the vanes sweep the crescent shape air space twice in each revolution.There is inbuilt non-return valve which prevents back flow of air. All movingparts are manufactured from graded material. These parts are preciselymachined, ground and assembled with close tolerances which results in increasedefficiency and long trouble free operating life.

FAQs of Oil Seal Vacuum Pump:

Q: What is the material of construction for the Oil Seal Vacuum Pump?

A: The Oil Seal Vacuum Pump is constructed using cast iron.

Q: What is the maximum suction capacity of the Oil Seal Vacuum Pump?

A: The pump has a maximum suction capacity of 760 mm of Hg - 0.005 Ultimate Vacuum.

Q: What type of seal is used in this vacuum pump?

A: The pump utilizes oil seal sealing.

Q: What is the flow rate range of the Oil Seal Vacuum Pump?

A: The flow rate ranges from 3.06 m/hr to 600 m/hr.

Q: What are the typical applications of this vacuum pump?

A: The pump is used for various applications, including dehydration and filtration processes, distillation, exhausting electronic tubes, GLS lamps/mercury vapor lamps & tubes sterilizing, vacuum metallurgy, vacuum sublimation, vacuum impregnation, and thin film coating.