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Dry Pumps

Dry Compressing Scroll Vacuum Pumps

The SCROLL series of pumps are completely dry, oil free vacuum pumps utilizing both static and dynamic scroll technology. Scroll pumps are designed for all clean and dry applications where oil free/emission free pumps are required. The SCROLL line of pumps offer actual pumping speeds from 6 to 31 m3/h (3.5 to 18.3 cfm) and ultimate pressures down as low as 1 x 10-2 mbar (7.5 x 10-3 Torr).

Scroll Pump Features and Benefits

Oil free with no pump emissions – environmentally friendly

Low ultimate pressure

Low noise level

Low vibration level – pumps are static and dynamically balanced and offer <4 times the vibration level as our competitors

Air cooled

Low weight

Low power consumption

Available with single and three phase motors

Maximum inlet pressure for continuous operation is Atmosphere

No general maintenance required until 8000 hours or longer -  simple disassembly and repair

Water vapor tolerance capability with air flush

Two year warranty

Applications

Electron beam welding

Laser systems

Leak detection systems

Accelerators/synchrotrons

Surface analysis

Scanning electron microscopes

Load lock – transfer chambers

Spectroscopy

Lamp manufacturing

Backing pump for both conventional and compound (TW) turbo pumps

 

Dry Compressing Piston Vacuum Pumps

The EcoDry M is a completely oil free, hydrocarbon free, and maintenance free, dry piston pump. The EcoDry M line of pumps is especially suited for clean, dry, non-corrosive applications when a totally oil free pump is required.

Available with frequency controlled (FC) motors for speed control from 750 to 1200 rpm to optimize operation and vary pumping speeds.

EcoDry M Features and Benefits

Oil Free - no hydrocarbons

Maintenance free up to 15,000 hours

Extremely low particle emissions on the intake and exhaust sides

Permanently sealed lifetime, PFPE lubricated, maintenance free bearings

Low friction coating on cylinders for performance and durability (polytetrafluorethylene PTFE/thermoplastic)

Environmentally friendly

Air cooled – no water required

Can operate with either vertical or horizontal flow

Compact size

Plug & play

Smart Drive frequency controlled motor available

Applications

Recommended for all clean and relatively dry applications

Fore-vacuum pump for high vacuum systems like turbomolecular pumps

Physics

Load-lock/transfer chambers

Mass spectrometers

Electron microscopes

Lighting

Thin film coaters

Freeze drying

Pumping of oxygen concentrations over 21 percent by volume upon request

Dry Compressing Screw Vacuum Pumps                                   

The ScrewLine and Dryvac families of pumps were developed for industrial applications.  Available with pumping speeds of 250-300 m3/h and 630 m3/h, screw type pumps are extremely reliable, compact and low maintenance.

ScrewLine pumps are extremely rugged, able to ingest and exhaust up to 1 l/minute of liquid from your process and highly tolerant of particles.  They are available with the SP Guard system for constant monitoring of the operational status.  Parameters can be read from a display or output to a PLC.

All models from the DRYVAC® platform have been designed and adapted to the special needs of applications in the photovoltaic production chain and to the process industry in general. DRYVAC pumps and system combinations are rugged, reliable and durable, ready to fulfill stringent process requirements.

Screwline Features and Benefits

Environment-friendly - oil-free dry-compressing screw vacuum pump; does not produce any contaminated waste oil

Minimal downtime, maximum uptime very rugged

Highly tolerant to particles, vapors and liquids

Shortened process times in batch operation - high effective pumping speed, even at low inlet pressures

Low initial investment - basic version obtainable at a favorable price 

Cost optimized product - basic model and accessories to meet your specific requirements

Highly versatile - Modular design allows simple adjustment of the pumping speed up to 2000 m3/h by close-coupling the SP 630 with Roots pumps

Universal flanges ensure simple incorporation and flexible adaptation to any system

Extended maintenance intervals and low servicing costs - only a gear oil change once a year is required

Maintenance-friendly - quick and easy accessibility to all servicing points

Monitoring through SP Guard

Applications

Industrial furnaces/heat treating (hardening, annealing, sintering, carburizing, melting, etc.)

Coating technology

Load lock chambers

Metallurgical systems

Packaging technology

Drying processes

Leak detection

Degassing

Research and development

Lamps and tubes

Automotive industry

Space simulation

Electrical engineering

Solar panel manufacturing

General industrial use

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Dry Diaphragm Vacuum Pumps

This range of vacuum pumps was developed especially for laboratory operations and as backing pumps for (wide range) turbomolecular pumps.  It satisfies the highest expectations in terms of precision, reliability and ease of use.  The DIVAC line of vacuum pumps is the logical continuation of diaphragm pump technology which has proven its quality in decades of service.

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Laboratory Pumps
Through the laboratory pumps and the three different pumping speeds available for the same base pressure and through the modular design, the optimum DIVAC L pump system 1) can be implemented in each case. 

Laboratory Pumps Features and Benefits

Low base vacuum of 8 mbar (100 mbar for single-head DIVAC pumps)

All parts of the pump head in contact with the gas are resistant against aggressive media through the use of PTFE (Teflon), FFPM (Kalrez) and PVDF (Solef)

Dry compressing, oil-free

Very high water vapour tolerance

Low maintenance costs and long service intervals through the use of high-quality components which are well-proven

Simple maintenance by staff of the customer

Low noise operation

Portable, compact, small footprint

Can be operated in any orientation

Illuminated mains switch on the pump

Overheat protection for the vacuum pump by means of a thermofuse

Available in three pumping speed categories

Modular system – can easily be adapted to special requirements

Wide range of accessories like separator, condenser, base plate, vacuum controller

Features of the Modular Designed Laboratory Pump System

All system components are combined to form assemblies which can be easily replaced or retrofitted 

Easy relocation since the entire assembly is mounted as a unit on a stable base plate for easy transportation

Individual components with plug connectors for easy removal and mounting

Compact design – Small footprint

For the SC configuration – with separator, high-performance condenser and controller – all electrical connections are arranged inside the control unit and made by way of plug connectors

Trouble-free provisions for mounting additional laboratory equipment in grooved rails, on laboratory stands and crossbars in the assembly

Simple replacement of diaphragms and valves on the vacuum pumps

Additional Benefits of the Automatic Drying System

High vapour and condensate tolerance through the newly developed automatic drying system

Maintaining of maximum pumping speed

Longer durability of the structured diaphragm

Individual adaptation of the drying cycle to different processes

Vacuum chamber is not vented during the drying phase

Overnight evacuations are possible through the automatic cycling system 

Laboratory Pump Applications

Vacuum filtration

Vacuum distillation

Vacuum drying

To extract and transfer gases

Rotary evaporators

Gel drying

Steam sterilization

 

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Backing Pumps
The DIVAC T range of diaphragm pumps comprises backing pumps which are used in all applications requiring an especially low base pressure while having to maintain an oil-free vacuum.  The DIVAC T pumps have been specially developed as backing pumps for wide range high-vacuum turbomolecular pumps. They meet the requirements for a dry vacuum and a long service life.  DIVAC T pumps may be used both free-standing and integrated in applications or certain devices, and for this reason they are used in the areas of mass spectrometry, analytical and in general applications.  The DIVAC TC pumps are capable of handling aggressive and corrosive gases as encountered in research or in connection with sputtering processes. The parts of the pump in contact with the medium are made of PTFE (Teflon), FFPM (Kalrez) and PVDF (Solef), and for this reason the pumps are highly resistant to the media mentioned.

Backing Pumps Features and Advantages

Dry compressing, free of oil and hydro-carbons

Matched to the turbomolecular pumps from Leybold (TW 70 to TW 1600)

Low ultimate pressure

KF flange at the intake port

Fully equipped with cable, switch (ON/OFF) and plug

Better performance and smaller size through the use of structured diaphragms

Low vibration levels through dynamic mass balancing (in VT pumps)

Lower maintenance costs and long maintenance intervals through the use of high-quality and well-proven components

Simple maintenance by staff of the customer

Favourable price-to-performance ratio

Uniform appearance

Can be operated in any position

Backing Pump Applications

Backing pump for wide range turbomolecular pumps

Mass spectrometry

Medical equipment

Analytical technology

Laboratory applications with corrosive media

General rough and medium vacuum applications

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Last Modified Wednesday, March 21, 2012