Vacuum Pumps
Vacuum pump is a device that removes gas molecules from a sealed volume in order to leave behind a partial vacuum. The first vacuum pump was invented in 1650 by Otto von Guericke, and was preceded by the suction pump, which dates to antiquity.
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2BE Series of water ring vacuum pump
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2BVA Series of water ring vacuum pump
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Series SZ water ring vacuum pumps
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Series 2SK-1 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series 2SK-3P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series 2SK-3 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series 2SK-6A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series 2SK-6P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series 2SK-12P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series 2SK-12 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series 2SK-25P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series 2SK-25 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-3A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-3P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series SK-3 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-0.4A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-6A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-6 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-0.08 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-0.8A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-9A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-12 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-12A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-6P water ring vacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series SK-1.5P water ring cacuum pumps with air ejectors
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Series SK-1.5 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-1.5B water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-25 water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-25A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series SK-30A water ring vacuum pumps
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Series Sk-45A Water Ring Vacuum Pumps
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New rotary vane vacuum pump
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Vacuum pumps of spiral slice type
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Vacuum pumps of spiral slice type
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Vacuum pumps of spiral slice type
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Belt drive 2X rotary vane vacuum pump
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MH-2 and 2 B series of high vacuum energy-conserving vacuum pump
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Series H-7 rotary piston vacuum pumps
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Roots vacuum pump
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Cas-Cooling roots pump
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Water-Cooling roots pump
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Reciprocating vacuum pump
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Related products for vacuum equipments
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Roots pump with cooling gas circulation dry vacuum stations
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Steam jet vacuum system
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Reducing preassure distillation vacuum system
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Vacuum system for fabric polyester
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Steam jet ejector used in vacuum crystallization system
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Edible oil refinery vacuum system
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Water jet vacuum system
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Desulfuration Ejector System
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Low Position Steam Jet Vacuum Pump
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Ladle Refining Vacuum System
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Other Jet Ejector Products
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Water-Cooling Roots Pump
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Gas-Cooling Roots Pump
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Roots Vacuum Pump
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Liquid-Ring Vacuum Pump
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Energy-Conserving Vacuum Pump
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Water Vacuum Pump
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Rotary Piston Vacuum Pump
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Piston Vacuum Pump
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Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump
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Dry Vacuum Pump
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Portable Vacuum Pump
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Screw Vacuum Pump
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Scroll Vacuum Pump
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Reciprocating Vacuum Pump
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Air Diaphragm Pump
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Diaphragm Vacuum Pump
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Centrifugal Vacuum Pump
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Vakuum Pumpe
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Positive Displacement Pump
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Ac Vacuum Pump
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Dc Vacuum Pump
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Air Vacuum Pump
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Small Vacuum Pump
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Industrial Vacuum Pumps
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Chinese KMBD Roots Pump Vacuum pump Replacement for Kinney KMBD540 and KMBD2000
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China Top Single Stage Rotary Piston Vacuum Pump Replacement for Kinney KT150 KT300
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China Top KLRC Two-Stage Water-ring Vacuum Pump Replacement Kinney KLRC100 KLRC125 KLRC200 KLRC300 KLRC525
No one likes to have to spend a single day in the heat of summer without a working air conditioner. One of the easier things you can do to increase the efficiency of your system is to attach a vacuum pump. Within an hour, it can usually cool your car to a very comfortable temperature.
Vacuum pumps perform two duties that help your AC unit run efficiently. They remove any water, air, or gas from the unit, keeping them from becoming charged with refrigerant. They are also used to freeze water vapor in the system to control the pressure within the unit. As the pressure drops, water will boil at room temperature and escape the system as vapor.
One sign that you need to use a vacuum pump on your unit is frozen or corroded internal coils. The coils freeze when the pressure is not low enough to vaporize any liquid. You will also need to use a vacuum pump when you have had the refrigerant drained for any type of service. Allow the pump to run until the system has been purged of all contaminants and has reached the correct internal pressure.
It is important to have the appropriate size of vacuum pump for the job, as your unit will never reach its proper internal pressure otherwise. Ever-power.net offers a wide range of vacuum pumps. You are more likely to find units that will work with an older air conditioning system than in your local hardware store. You’ll also find it easy to get newer models, as well. In most cases, you will most likely receive your purchase within a week; if it is urgent you get it faster, you can opt for faster shipping.
Instead of suffering through a hot summer with an air conditioner that is costing you money but not doing its job, use a vacuum pump to make sure the system is clean of any liquids or air. If you still have the literature that came with your system, it should tell you what you need when a vacuum pump is necessary.
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