Factory Supplier Anti-Explosion Dry Screw Vacuum Pump for Lab Vacuum Distillation

An oil-free vacuum pump is a type of pump that does not use lubricants in the chamber to generate vacuum or cool the pump. It achieves gas suction and vacuum creation through specific mechanical structures and working principles. Due to not using oil as a lubricant, it avoids oil pollution and oil vapor emissions, which meets environmental requirements. The oil-free design reduces the maintenance cost of the pump and extends its service life. Due to its unique performance and advantages, oil-free vacuum pumps are widely used in multiple fields.

Turbovacuum pumps use the rotation of the turbine to extract gas. A limited working chamber is formed between the turbine and the pump chamber. When the turbine rotates, the gas in the working chamber is discharged and new gas is sucked in. Molecular sieve adsorption vacuum pump utilizes the adsorption effect of molecular sieve on gas to achieve suction. Molecular sieves have a highly porous structure and can selectively adsorb gas molecules. When the molecular sieve is saturated with adsorption, it is released by heating to restore its adsorption capacity.