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Jean-Paul Haggar

 
Subject : Vacuum pump
Posted : 2000-10-20 1:50 AM
Post #30819
I am constructing a membrane vacuum press and I wonder if it is possible to use a turbine vacuum pump (the kind ofpumps that are used to vacuum a big volume of air for heavy equipment lifting. The specs of the pump I found are in metric measures as follows : 180 millibar vac . 2.4 cubic meters per minute of air removal with 1.1 Hp motor , Will this pump fit the job. I would appriciate a prompt reply as this pump is on sale at a special price .Thanks J-P haggar



 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : Vacuum pump
Posted : 2000-10-21 9:24 PM
Post #30823 - In reply to #30819
Dear Jean-Paul,The rate of air removal sounds fine but we use inches of mercury (HG)for rating vacuum, so I do not know the bar equivelent. In HG I would recommend over 20HG, 25HG would be best. I will let you convert this to bar.SincerelyDarryl Keil: I am constructing a membrane vacuum press and I wonder if it is possible to use a turbine vacuum pump (the kind of: pumps that are used to vacuum a big volume of air for heavy equipment lifting. The specs of the pump I found are: in metric measures as follows : 180 millibar vac . 2.4 cubic meters per minute of air removal with 1.1 Hp motor ,: Will this pump fit the job. I would appriciate a prompt reply as this pump is on sale at a special price .: Thanks : J-P haggar




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