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Vac Pumps

IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial vac pump manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source vac pump manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These vac pump companies can design, engineer and manufacture vac pumps to your specifications and application need. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these vac pump manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. Read customer reviews and product specific news articles. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether it's for a manufacturer of industrial vacuum pumps, rotary vane vacuum pumps, or liquid ring vacuum pumps.

  • Trenton, NJ

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    At KNF Neuberger Inc., we specialize in providing high-performance vacuum pumps tailored to meet the demanding needs of diverse industries. Our vacuum pumps are designed with precision and reliability, offering optimal solutions for applications ranging from laboratory and medical environments to industrial and processing fields.

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  • North Bergen, NJ

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    At Allied Pumps Corporation, we specialize in delivering high-performance vacuum pump solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our customers. With a comprehensive selection of products, we ensure optimal functionality and reliability across various industries.

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  • Lyndhurst, NJ

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    At NAVAC, we specialize in innovative vacuum pump solutions that enhance productivity and performance across various industries. With a commitment to excellence, our pumps are engineered for reliability, efficiency, and ease of use. We offer a wide range of models to suit diverse applications, from HVAC to scientific research, ensuring optimal performance even in demanding environments.

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  • Neptune City, NJ

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    At Cullen Company, we specialize in delivering top-quality vacuum pumps designed to meet the rigorous demands of diverse industries. Our vacuum pumps are engineered for reliability, efficiency, and precision, ensuring optimal performance in even the most challenging applications.

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  • Mt Prospect, IL

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    At Welch Vacuum, we specialize in the design and manufacturing of high-quality vacuum pumps tailored to meet the diverse needs of industries worldwide. With a long history of innovation, we deliver reliable and efficient solutions for applications ranging from laboratory research to industrial processes.

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Vac Pumps Industry Information

Vac Pumps

A vacuum pump, or vac pump, is a device that is used to remove gases from inside a container, and therefore reduce the pressure within the chamber. There are two different types of vac pumps: electromechanical pumps and compressed air pumps. The type of vac pump that you require is dependent on your type of application and the requirements that come along with your application. If you are unsure of what type of vacuum pump is best for you and your application, consulting a knowledgeable vac pump specialist or manufacture is the best step to take to get the product that you need. Vac pumps are found in a number of different applications from vehicles to microwaves, each type of vac pumps has its own set of pros and cons.

First, let’s look at the electromechanical pump. This form of vac pump utilizes a rotating rotor and vanes which are used to trap air and force it through the pump which creates a partial vacuum behind it. This type of vac pump requires a source of electricity as it often has an electric motor to give power for the rotor to rotate. For this reason and others, this type of vac pump is only used when certain conditions are met which means that it is often used in less critical situations. A compressed air pump on the other hand works by forcing air through a nozzle. This creates a vacuum when it interacts with the high pressure of the outside air. These types of vac pumps are used in the manufacturing world in order to move different products and to keep machines from being damaged while providing them power. Today, you can find vac pumps in all kinds of applications from the power brakes and cruise control in your car to the processing of semiconductors.

Whatever your application may be, working with the right vac pump manufacturer is the best way to ensure that you receive a vacuum pump that is designed with your type of application in mind. The right vac pump manufacturer will be able to tell you what type of vac pump is right for you and your application.



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ARTICLES AND PRESS RELEASES

Diaphragm Vacuum Pumps in Pilot & Process Operations - Vacuubrand

By Peter Coffey, Vice President of Marketing, VACUUBRAND, INC. Essex, CT Synopsis: Of the wide range of vacuum pump technologies used in the pharmaceutical and chemical process industries, many incorporate wetted materials that prove problematic because of poor corrosion resistance. Chemical resistant diaphragm vacuum pumps, with their oil-free operation, can offer substantial long-term cost savings over pumps – such as oil-sealed rotary vane pumps – that are not as resistant to corrosive chemicals. Improved chemical resistance can provide cost savings through reduced maintenance, longer pump life, greater productivity, and lower... Read More About This

Approaches to Vacuum Control

Establishing good control over vacuum processes has numerous benefits, such as helping to improve process yields, achieve more repeatable results, and reduce process times.  And there are several options for controlling vacuum processes to achieve these various benefits.  This post will briefly review some of the more common approaches to vacuum control.  Subsequent posts will delve into further detail of these techniques. One of the most common approaches to controlling vacuum levels is to use 'false air.'  This technique involves bleeding in air or an inert gas at a known... Read More About This

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