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A rotary vane vacuum pump uses rotating vanes to create and maintain essential vacuum conditions, forming the foundation of advanced vacuum technology, and driving scientific, research, and industrial advances. Welch's wide range includes both low and high-capacity models each designed for specific vacuum requirements, with pump speed ranges from 2 to 64 CFM (3.4 to 108.7 m³h) and vacuum pressures up to 0.0003 Torr. Witness precision and innovation harmonize across industries, refining outcomes in laboratories, manufacturing, and beyond.

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
0-6 / 0-10.2
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
1.5x10⁻³/2x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
0-6 / 0-10.2
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
1.5x10⁻³/2x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
0-6 / 0-10.2
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
1.5x10⁻³/2x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
0-6 / 0-10.2
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
1.5x10⁻³/2x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
6-12 / 10.2-20.4
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
3x10⁻³/4x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
12-24 / 20.4-40.8
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
3x10⁻³/4x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
12-24 / 20.4-40.8
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
3x10⁻³/4x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
24 + / 40.8+
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
3x10⁻³/4x10⁻³

Free Air Displacement (CFM/m³h)
24 + / 40.8+
Ultimate Vacuum Pressure (Torr/mbar)
3x10⁻³/4x10⁻³





















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Want to understand how rotary vane vacuum pumps work?
Our Knowledge Base article explains the operating principle of rotary vane pump technology, including key components and vacuum generation stages.
Rotary vane vacuum pumps are valuable tools used in various industries, providing reliable vacuum capabilities for a wide array of applications. Here are some key industries where these pumps find extensive use:
A Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump is a versatile and essential tool used to create a vacuum by removing gas molecules from a sealed chamber. It operates based on a rotary vane mechanism, which consists of a set of vanes that rotate within the pump's chamber. As the vanes rotate, they compress gas and push it towards the exhaust, effectively creating a partial vacuum.
The purpose of a Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump is to provide a reliable means of generating vacuums in various settings. These pumps find extensive use in scientific laboratories, research facilities, and industrial processes. They are particularly beneficial for applications that require a stable and consistent vacuum environment, such as in manufacturing processes, vacuum packaging, and analytical instrumentation.
With their ability to achieve high levels of vacuum, Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps contribute significantly to improving the efficiency and accuracy of processes across different industries. Their adaptability and reliability make them indispensable tools for creating and maintaining vacuum conditions in a wide range of applications.
WELCH Vacuum takes pride in offering rotary vane pumps that stand out in terms of performance, reliability, and versatility. Our rotary vane vacuum pumps come with an array of distinct advantages that make them the preferred choice for a wide range of applications:
The pumping speed of a rotary vane vacuum pump is a critical parameter that determines its ability to remove gas molecules from a sealed chamber and establish the desired vacuum level. At WELCH Vacuum, we offer a diverse range of rotary vane pumps, each with varying pumping speeds tailored to specific applications:
Low Capacity (CRVpro 2, 4, 6, 8, 16, 24, and 30 models):
High Capacity (CRVpro 48 and 65 models):
The vacuum range of a rotary vane pump is determined by several factors, including the pump's design, specifications, and intended application. At WELCH Vacuum, we offer a range of rotary vane pumps, each with its distinct vacuum capabilities to address various requirements. Let's explore some examples of our pumps and their respective vacuum ranges: