Vacuum Pumps

Cast iron design for durability and long life
Special honing of cylinders resulting in low friction between cylinders and piston rings
Compact and easy to install – No foundation required
Low noise – Ideal for hospital applications
Higher efficiency resulting in power savings
Low oil carry over and low maintenance cost

RECPROCATING VACUUM PUMPS

ROTARY VANE VACUUM PUMPS

What is a Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump? What is the Purpose of Rotary Vane?

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

Robust No Wear
Reliable
Cost Effective
Energy Efficient
Single stage vacuum pump
Continuous operation from
atmospheric pressure to end vacuum: 5.10⁻¹ mbar
Integrated oil mist filter on the exhaust
High pumping speed even
at a lower pressure

Anest Iwata dry scroll vacuum pumps provide oil-free, air cooled vacuum pumping to the low millitorr range. The Anest Awata oil-free, scroll vacuum pumps are compact and emit less noise and vibration than other comparable dry pumps. Sizing starts at the ISP 50 (50 cu.meter/hr pump speed) and ranges through the ISP 90, ISP 250, ISP 500 to the ISP 1000. Anest Iwata was the first to develop oil-free air cooled scroll pump technology and have been highly valued by customers who need clean, high quality pumping.

ISP Scroll Pumps maintain low power consumption from atmosphere to maximum vacuum.

Anest Iwata Dry Scroll Pumps have been the choice for backing high vacuum pumps at locations all over the world. These robust vacuum pumps can be found at all National Laboratories in the USA and at every major university department such as physics, chemistry, material science and engineering research laboratories.