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There are many types of vacuum pumps available in the market. Many industrial processes utilize vacuum, including packaging, bottling, drying, degassing, picking, and placing to name a few. In these processes, a vacuum pump is used to create, improve, and maintain a vacuum.

There are many types of industrial vacuum technologies available, and the following article will explore some of them. Understanding each type of technology’s features, benefits, and operating principles are crucial to selecting the correct vacuum for you and your application.

An overview of the most common types of industrial vacuum pumps, their working mechanisms, and their most appropriate uses is presented in this article.

types of vacuum pumps

• Rotary vane vacuum pumps
• Screw vacuum pumps
• Diaphragm vacuum pumps
• Roots booster vacuum pumps
• Liquid ring vacuum pumps
• Radial vacuum pumps
• claw vacuum pumps

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Rotary vane vacuum pumps

Kalbro’s has two types of Rotary vane vacuum pumps.

1. Oil-Lubricated Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps
2. Oil-Less (Dry) Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps

Oil-Lubricated Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps – oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pumps are able to generate a high vacuum and are an excellent choice for applications that require a high vacuum.

Oil-Less Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps – The oil-less rotary vane vacuum pump is similar to other vane pumps. In contrast to standard vacuum pumps, these pumps offer unique advantages. They have a straightforward construction with a single shaft direct drive for long-lasting, low-maintenance rotary vane pumps.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Kalbro vacuum pumps

Screw vacuum pumps

• Screw vacuum pumps are dry positive displacement pumps designed for rough vacuums. The rotors rotate counter-clockwise, and the housing encloses the rotors. Direct drive via an integrated frequency inverter eliminates the need for drive gear.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Diaphragm vacuum pumps

• There are no sliding components in the gas path of diaphragm pumps, so they operate completely oil-free. During normal operation, they are completely free of abrasion. The vacuum process is largely protected from contamination due to particle generation, which is often encountered with scroll pumps.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Roots booster vacuum pumps

• A root booster vacuum pump, or root blower, is a dry positive displacement pump. Similarly to rotary vane pumps, they operate on the Roots operating principle. These pumps are the ideal solution when fast pumping speeds are required.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Liquid ring vacuum pumps

• Various industries use liquid ring vacuum pumps to provide process vacuum, including chemical, electric power, environmental, food and beverage processing and packaging, marine, mining, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, pulp & paper, and textiles.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

Radial vacuum pumps

• There is a high volume of air delivered by radial blowers. The volume flow can be precisely adapted to customer requirements using the frequency inverter integrated into the motor.

( Types of Vacuum pumps )

claw vacuum pumps

Hook and claw vacuum pumps work on the same principle as rotary vane pumps by using positive displacement. During operation, claw pumps do not contain any oil or contact with any material. In order to achieve this, two claw-like rotors rotate within a compression chamber. Neither of them touches the other nor the chamber as they rotate in opposite directions.

by Kalbro

• Author – Kundan Kumar
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