Vacuum Technology
Steam jet vacuum pumps
Steam jet vacuum pumps type dvp1 are based on proven jet pump technology and often used to handle large vacuum volumes.
Applications
Steam jet pumps are particularly appropriate as vacuum pumps, as they can easily handle large vacuum volumes.
Single stage jet pumps, which convey against atmospheric pressure are used for the production of vacuum down to a suction pressure of approx. 100 mbar.
For lower suction pressures multi-stage steam jet vacuum pumps are used, with or without intermediate condensation.
Mode of operation
Steam jet vacuum pumps have a tailor-made design depending on the individual requirements.
In this way optimum efficiency is achieved.
Advantages
- No moving parts
- Easy handling of even very large suction flows
- Low maintenance cost
- Long life
- High reliability and safety of operation
- Low priced, low operating cost
- Manufacture from various materials of construction
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