Vacuum Pump Gardner Denver V-VC 75 - 2012
Technical data:
| Product number | V-VC 75 |
| Year of production | 2012 |
| Engine power | 2,2 kW |
| Efficiency | 84 m3/h |
| MAX vacum | 0,2 mbar |
| Noise level | 74 dB |
| Rotation speed | 1500 obr/min |
| Weight | 90 kg |
| Dimensions [height x length x width] | 6011 x 281 x 310 mm |
The pump achieves a vacuum of 0.2 mbar, confirmed by the sensor measurement in the video below.
2.8 -1 on the sensor display indicates a vacuum of 2.8 to the power of minus one, which equals 0.28 mbar.
After a complete service.
Pump in perfect condition.
New oil.
New exhaust separators.
An oil-filled vacuum pump, a suction device, is a device used in technology to remove gases (create a vacuum) in a confined space. Pumps are classified according to their operating principle: volumetric, jet, ion-sorption, ion-magnetic, molecular, condensation, adsorption, and ionic.
The most important parameters of vacuum pumps are:
ultimate pressure (the lowest pressure that can be achieved with such a pump),
pumping speed and the relationship between this speed and pressure,
capacity (usually measured in m3 of gas pumped per unit of time).