Rotary Slice Vacuum Pump

Working Principle:

This rotary slice vacuum pump is a positive displacement pump that continuously operates in the pump chamber with the help of rotating blades, causing the pump chamber to be divided into two different areas by rotating blades. The volume of the pump chamber is periodically expanded and reduced, allowing gas to be sucked in, compressed, and discharged, achieving vacuum pumping of the container.

Structure:

This rotary slice vacuum pump is composed of two working chambers connected in series and rotating at the same speed in the same direction. The extracted gas is pumped into the front stage pump chamber, compressed and discharged into the rear stage pump chamber. After compression, it is discharged from the pump chamber and discharged through a mist reducer (exhaust pipe) outside the pump.

Rotary Slice Vacuum Pump Features:

1. Small size, light weight, and low noise

2. Equipped with a gas ballast valve, which can extract a small amount of water vapor

3. Automatic anti oil return dual safety device

4. Equipped with automatic anti oil return dual safety device, small caliber VP-RS2,VP-RS4 vacuum pump is specially equipped with vacuum oven, freeze-drying machine, printing machinery

5. Equipped with small caliber adapter and KF interface

Rotary Slice Vacuum Pump Specifications:

Rotary Slice Vacuum Pump Application:

Rotary slice vacuum pump is a basic equipment used to extract gas from sealed containers. It can be used alone or as a pre pumping pump for booster pumps, diffusion pumps, molecular pumps, maintenance pumps, and titanium pumps.

It can be used for the manufacturing of electric vacuum containers, vacuum welding, printing, photographic plate making, food packaging, vacuum molding, refrigeration equipment maintenance, instrument and instrument equipment matching, and laboratories. Widely applicable to laboratories and laboratories in professional units such as aerospace, semiconductor, coating, food packaging, drying, refrigeration, scientific research, medical, electronics, chemical, pharmaceutical, and other departments, as well as colleges and universities.