Customization: | Available |
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Warranty: | 1 Year |
Application: | Surface Treatment |
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Key components include:
High Efficiency & Energy Savings
Dust-Free Operation
Versatile Material Handling
Durability & Low Maintenance
Mobility & Adaptability
Industry | Use Cases | Technical Highlights |
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Foundry & Metal | Recovery of molding sand (new/old), steel shot blasting residue | Cyclone separators for abrasive recycling |
Construction | Concrete surface preparation, tunnel debris removal | 160 m³/h vacuum pumps for high-volume suction |
Agriculture | Grain depot loading/unloading, fertilizer powder transfer | Noise levels <60 dB(A) for operator comfort |
Pharmaceuticals | Direct suction of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) from machinery | FDA-compliant filtration for contamination control |
Marine | Ship hull rust removal, dock sand extraction | Corrosion-resistant stainless steel frames |
Q1: How does the vacuum suction mechanism work?
A: The machine uses a rotary vane pump or liquid ring vacuum pump to generate negative pressure. As air is evacuated, materials are drawn through hoses into a cyclone separator, where particles settle into a collection hopper, and clean air is expelled .
Q2: What materials can it handle?
A: It supports dry, non-sticky granules/powders like sand, coal dust, steel grit, and food-grade substances. Liquids require specialized models with spill-proof valves (e.g., YX980D's liquid protection system) .
Q3: How to maintain filtration efficiency?
A: Regularly clean/replace pulse jet filters and inspect cyclone separators for blockages. Use embossed bags (for dust-sensitive industries) to ensure airtight sealing .
Q4: What are the limitations in transport distance?
A: Standard models handle 40-50 m horizontal/vertical ranges. For longer distances (e.g., mining pipelines), booster pumps or high-pressure systems (e.g., VSS-HP220) are recommended .
Q5: Can it operate in explosive environments?
A: Yes. ATEX-certified models with spark-resistant motors and anti-static hoses are available for hazardous zones (e.g., coal plants) .
Q6: What distinguishes industrial models from commercial vacuums?
A: Industrial units feature higher suction power (≥0.7 MPa), ruggedized materials (e.g., stainless steel), and compatibility with abrasive media. Commercial vacuums prioritize portability over heavy-duty performance .