U LVAC PRC-012A overview
Ulvac PRC-012A Mechanical Booster Pump.Booster pumps can be used with roughing pumps, such as oil rotary pumps, dry vacuum pumps, and water sealed pumps, in ord...
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Product groupVacuum Pumps
DescriptionUlvac PRC-012A Mechanical Booster Pump.Booster pumps can be used with roughing pumps, such as oil rotary pumps, dry vacuum pumps, and water sealed pumps, in order to improve the pumping speed in the 10 k-0.1 Pa range, where pumping speeds of roughing pumps often deteriorate.PMB-B series pumps are well-suited to the large volume evacuation requirements of vacuum heating furnace, vacuum melting furnace and other equipment. PRC-A & PMB-C series are roots-type vacuum pumps designed primarily for use in processes where a high level of cleanliness is required.In addition to general use, these pumps are well-suited to semiconductor manufacturing processes, CO2 laser processes, and other processes.
Key FeaturesOil-free Since no lubricating oil is used in the casing, stable performance is realized even when evacuating water vapor or solvent vapors. Operation at high inlet pressure Since a motor larger than the standard motor can be installed, the pumps are sufficiently applicable to systems having high gas loads, such as CO2 laser processes. Vertical or horizontal exhaust (PMB-024C (M), 040B, 060B) The vertical or horizontal direction can be selected for the exhaust port on the pump. This feature provides greater system design flexibility and makes very compact designs possible. Shorter evacuation time PMB-CM, PRC-A Since these PRC-A (atmospheric pressure operation type) & PMB-CM series can be started at the same time as the roughing pumps, shorter evacuation times are possible when compared to the standard type mechanical booster pump.
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