Dry scroll pumps are used for small scale vacuum applications where there is a need for contamination free "dry" vacuum. Dry scroll pumps use a tight tolerance, rotating scroll to squeeze gas from the inlet to another stage or exhaust. There is no oil used anywhere in this pump. Dry scroll pumps can reach a pressure of 7 x 10-3 torr at a pumping speed of up to 20 cfm. Dry scroll pumps can be used for corrosive and oxygen service. Dry scroll pumps are not recommended for applications where a lot of water vapor is pumped. (Click for a full line of Inest Iwata Products)
 

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The Kinney® Liquid Ring Pump from Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems is a non-pulsating vacuum pump that removes gases through the use of rotating impeller blades that enter and leave a ring of liquid. The impeller forces this sealing liquid to the periphery of the pump casing, where it forms a moving ring of liquid around a center void. (Click for a full line of Kinney Products)


 


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Introducing the Atlantic Fluidics Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump, featuring the proprietary Fluid-Vac® axial flow design. This rugged, compact-design pump generates the highest vacuum of any comparable liquid ring pump. A fixed port cylinder, concentric with the rotor bore, directs the gas along the shaft axis, into the suction ports of the rotor and finally back through the rotor and rear of the pump for discharge. Because the gas flow is along the motor shaft (and not at right angles), the pump can start flooded, without damage. The use of a shrouded rotor increases pumping efficiency for high vacuum and low water consumption. (Click for a full line of Atlantic Fluidic Products)

 

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The Hull HS-300 Piston Pump is ruggedly constructed from chemical resistant cast iron, HS series vacuum pumps feature hardened shafts and Viton® shaft seals.  Equally suited for OEMs and end users, HS series pumps provide a competitive opportunity.  Affordably priced, they offer excellent performance

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