Ink Vacuum Pump

The ink vacuum pump uses an electric motor to drive the rotation of blades, creating a negative pressure that extracts air from the container and reduces the pressure. This allows the ink to be deaerated and defoamed in a vacuum environment, preventing bubble defects during printing. It is used for degassing treatments in ink production, printing workshops, and laboratories.
Selection
When selecting a pump, consider that its ultimate vacuum level must match the viscosity of the ink. The flow rate should be determined based on the container volume and degassing speed. Pay attention to the corrosion resistance of the materials. Choose explosion-proof or silent models according to the usage environment. Ensure the interface dimensions match the equipment, and the maintenance cycle aligns with the frequency of use.

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Instruments

Two-stage pump structure is equipped with PTFE material pump head, strong corrosion resistance, maximum Flow rate 125L/min, Ultimate vacuum degree 15-20mbar, no pollution and maintenance, low noise and low temperature rise.

$ 3630.00

Using PTFE pump head material and coating diaphragm, suitable for strong corrosive gases, pumping speed 20L/min, Ultimate vacuum degree 3~ 8mbar, with pressure relief and cleaning functions, good air tightness and noise less than 58dB.

$ 1579.00

Using PTFE pump head and diaphragm material, resistant to strong corrosive gases. Pumping speed 60L/min, Ultimate vacuum degree 3-8mbar, with pressure relief and cleaning functions, good air tightness, operating noise less than 58dB.

$ 2637.00

The built-in vacuum pump realizes 0~ -80kPa Vacuum Level, the fully transparent vacuum Chamber can hold 12 samples, the program control supports 80 sets of paraMeter storage, and the vacuum cycle operation is automatically completed.

$ 4108.00

Using oil-free vacuum pump to achieve pollution-free work, with three-speed Vacuum Level conversion and 0.01s high resolution, intelligent pneumatic pressure to ensure Test accuracy and efficiency.

$ 2612.00

Vacuum chuck area of 300 * 400mm, equipped with 150W vacuum pump, aperture 0.8mm to ensure uniform adsorption, improve Spreader accuracy and Stability.

$ 638.00

Using PTFE pump head material and PTFE coating diaphragm, suitable for strong corrosive gases and steam, pumping speed up to 40L/min, Ultimate vacuum degree 3~ 8mbar, with pressure relief and cleaning functions, noise is less than 58dB.

$ 1785.00

Adopt oil pump forced oil inlet device, can operate continuously under 1.33 × 10 ³ Pa intake pressure, gas distribution ballast to prevent pump oil mixing, pumping speed 2L/S, Ultimate vacuum degree up to 0.006mbar, support a variety of interface conversion.

$ 375.00

PTFE material, strong corrosion resistance, Maximum Flow rate 20L/min, Ultimate vacuum degree 15~ 20mbar, no pollution maintenance, low noise stable operation.

$ 817.00

Adopt oil-free vacuum pump to achieve pollution-free measurement, equipped with automatic switching function of large and small volume chambers, the test range covers 0-9999 seconds, supports automatic calculation of front and back smoothness, and the sealing meets the requirements of national standards.

$ 1897.00

Using electromagnetic motor and diaphragm sealing Chamber, Vacuum Level up to 0.08Mpa, pumping rate 60L/min, non-oil pump design pollution-free, full Teflon material resistant to strong acid and alkali corrosion, free of daily maintenance.

$ 388.00

The integrated pump structure is adopted, and the forced oil pump lubrication system ensures stable operation. The ultimate pressure can reach 0.005mbar, and the noise value is only 58dB. The special gas ballast valve is designed to effectively extract steam without polluting the oil quality.

$ 645.00

The integrated pump body structure is adopted, and the forced oil pump lubrication is controlled. The ultimate pressure can reach 0.005mbar, the noise is as low as 58dB, and the parts are few and easy to maintain.

$ 698.00

Using circulating water as the working fluid, the maximum Vacuum Level is -0.098Mpa, the pumping rate is 80L/min, the special fluid muffler reduces the noise, the double tap design can be used alone or in combination, and the ABS engineering plastic shell is resistant to corrosion.

$ 267.00

The integral pump structure is adopted, and the forced oil pump lubrication system ensures stable operation. Ultimate vacuum degree reaches 5x10 ^ Pa, and the noise is only 58dB. The special gas ballast valve can efficiently extract steam without polluting the oil quality.

$ 1437.00

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