Darryl Keil Last Activity 2026-01-12 8:29 AM
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Larry Edinger

 
Subject : Gast Vacuum Pump
Posted : 2000-08-04 8:56 PM
Post #30689
I have a Gast Vacuum Pump (New) model # 0522-V4-G180D. The Specs. are 10 PSI Max Duty, 4.3 C.F.M. Open Flow (Lubricated) How would work for a Vacuum Press? Thanks, Larry



 
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Darryl Kei

 
Subject : Gast Vacuum Pump
Posted : 2000-08-08 6:52 PM
Post #30691 - In reply to #30689
Dear Larry,Your pump should be fine for a vacuum press. You gave the psi rating for the exhaust port of the pump but not the HG rating on the vacuum port. I assume this model will pull at least 25HG. Although a lubricated model is a fine vacuum pump, I'm not a fan of them because you must always remember to keep the oil reserve filled, which is easy to forget. If it runs dry the pump will seize, so dont forget.SincerelyDarryl Keil: I have a Gast Vacuum Pump (New) model # 0522-V4-G180D. The Specs. are: 10 PSI Max Duty, 4.3 C.F.M. Open Flow (Lubricated) How would work : for a Vacuum Press? Thanks, Larry




 
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Larry Edinger

 
Subject : Gast Vacuum Pump
Posted : 2000-08-08 9:23 PM
Post #30692 - In reply to #30691
How can I test the pump to see how much Vacuum it pulls? Thanks, Larry




 
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Darryl Keil

 
Subject : Gast Vacuum Pump
Posted : 2000-08-13 2:54 PM
Post #30694 - In reply to #30692
: How can I test the pump to see how much Vacuum it pulls? Thanks, LarryDear Larry,You need a vacuum gauge, one that reads from 0 to 30HG.SincerelyDarryl Keil
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