Dry Screw Vacuum Pump

Working Principle

The screw vacuum pump utilizes a pair of screws that rotate synchronously at high speed in opposite directions within the pump casing to perform suction and exhaust operations. The two screws are finely balanced for dynamic correction, and there is a certain gap between them. As a result, during operation, there is no friction between the screws, ensuring smooth operation, low noise, and no need for lubricating oil in the working chamber.

Performance Advantages

Energy Saving: Power consumption is reduced by more than 20% compared to similar products;

Reliability: Dry-structured pump chamber with mechanical positive displacement compression ensures stable process vacuum;

Environmental Protection: Zero wastewater discharge, no environmental pressure, and savings on wastewater treatment costs;

Efficiency Enhancement: No solvent contamination, increasing benefits;

Easy Maintenance: No special maintenance required, virtually no repair costs, saving time and effort;

Cooling: Water consumption is reduced by more than 90% compared to similar products, with less stringent cooling temperature requirements;

Corrosion Resistance: Options include nickel-phosphorus, Hastelloy coatings, or titanium alloy as the overall material.