Vacuum Pump

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The Busch R5 RA 0305 D is a robust, oil-lubricated, single-stage rotary vane vacuum pump designed for continuous industrial use. It is an all-rounder for applications like packaging, food processing, and more. Known for reliable, high performance, and long service life, it features recirculating oil lubrication for consistent vacuum levels.  

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The Busch R5 RA 0025 F is a single-stage, oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump designed for industrial applications like vacuum packaging and food processing. It provides high pumping speeds, low ultimate pressure, and durable, reliable performance, capable of continuous operation. Its design features durable vanes and an integrated oil return for efficiency and a long service life.  

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A single-stage Busch vacuum pump uses a single compression stage to achieve a moderate vacuum level for various industrial applications. This rotary vane or liquid ring technology offers a reliable, low-maintenance, and cost-effective solution for processes like packaging and food processing.

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The Busch R5 RA 0100 F is a robust, oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump from the proven R5 RA series — engineered for a wide range of industrial and commercial vacuum applications. It combines reliable performance, continuous duty capability, and long service life in a compact, easy-to-install design.

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Dry Claw Pumps

Vacuum dry claw pumps are positive displacement pumps that use two claw-shaped rotors to trap and compress a gas, creating a vacuum. These pumps are oil-free, ensuring clean and maintenance-free operation.

CLAWVAC B

The CLAWVAC B series from Leybold Vacuum is a robust and efficient line of oil-free dry claw pumps designed for demanding industrial applications. These pumps feature stainless steel claws and a corrosion-resistant pump chamber, making them ideal for handling particle and vapour-contaminated gases.

Features and Benefits

• Harshest Applications Ready - Built-in corriosion resistance
• Completely cleanable
• Segregated gearbox design avoids oil contamination of the process
• Cooled and designed to guarantee the highest uptime

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A scroll pump consists of two engaged spiral forms. One scroll form is mounted eccentrically to the other and is made to move in an orbiting path relative to the fixed scroll. This creates crescent shaped volumes that are driven from the outside to the inside of the forms thereby pumping the gas.

• Increased pumping speed combined with low ultimate pressures, low power consumption and low noise levels. 
• Gas ballast allows for pumping of condensable vapors including water, solvents, dilute acids, and bases. 
• Latest in tip seal technology: allows for significantly longer intervals between tip seal changes.
• Integrated smart drive with auto sensing voltage input, delivers optimized pumping performance globally.
• Designed to be field serviceable. 
• ATEX certified to meet the requirements of group II category 3 equipment (ATEX II 3 G c IIB T4 internal).
• CE, CSA/UL approved.

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Leybold’s range of oil diffusion pumps produce high vacuum and operate with a fast-moving stream of pump fluid in vapor form (oil vapor). The DIFFVAC DP series represents the most updated diffusion pump generation. The new advanced design of these vacuum pumps is made for higher energy efficiency, robustness and up-time. Additionally with the combination of excellent pumping speed and high throughput, the DP series keeps customer value in mind. They achieve their highest pumping speeds in pressure ranges from 10-2 to 10-7 mbar.

The overall features like high pumping speed and high vacuum, high gas throughput of our oil diffusion pumps and reduced oil backstreaming make them a dependable solution for several applications.  They are employed in high-vacuum technology to evacuate vacuum chambers. The pumps also have energy efficiency options like Energy Efficiency Controller (EEC) to reduce your carbon footprint.

The DP series oil diffusion pumps are also low maintenance due to no wear caused by revolving parts. The  The pump also focuses on safety with the default monitoring of oil and heater temperature. The thermostat sensor in heating inserts switches it off as soon as the temperature exceeds the pre-set- this protects your pump and the overall process. 

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Turbomolecular vacuum pumps are used in applications requiring a clean high or ultra-high vacuum for example in research & development of nuclear fusion, or in industrial fields like the coating industry and in analytical instrumentation.  

In principle, the turbomolecular pump is a turbine rapidly rotating in a housing where the stages of the turbine are equipped with a number of rotor blades. Located between the rotating rotor blades are stationary stator disks with blades arranged in the opposite direction.  

By means of a momentum transfer from the rotating rotor blades to the gas molecules, the gas molecules initially non directional thermal motion is changed into a directional motion from the inlet flange of the pump in the axial direction towards the fore vacuum flange.  

In the molecular flow range (i.e. at pressures below 10-3 mbar (0.75 x 10-3 Torr)) the mean free path of the gas molecules is larger than the spacing between the rotor and the stator blades (typically a few tenths of a millimetre). Correspondingly the molecules chiefly collide with the optically dense rotor blades, resulting in a highly efficient pumping action. In the laminar (constant) flow range (i.e. at pressures over 10-1 mbar (0.75 x 10-1 Torr)) the effect of the rotor is impaired by frequent collisions between molecules themselves.  

For this reason, a turbomolecular pump is not capable of pumping gases at atmospheric pressure.