DVP 300 Dezpart Vacuum Pump

Brief Description of the DVP 300 Vacuum Pump

Some of our customers use a vacuum tank based on the required volume and flow rate for their vacuum pump.

This approach has its disadvantages and advantages, which we will generally mention in this discussion…

The internal vacuum pressure of the tank is controlled by a vacuum switch, which starts the pump within an adjustable range and turns it off at a second defined point.

Keep in mind that this range consists of varying pressure levels that may have significant effects on your production process.

Therefore, a vacuum pump with a higher flow rate should be used linearly and directly.

The DVP 300 vacuum pump creates a vacuum directly for various purposes. It is worth noting that for applications such as hospital vacuum systems, which require negative pressure in the range of -4000 millibar to -7000 millibar, it is used installed on tanks.

Industries that commonly use this product include:

Oil refining and recycling plants, machinery and production lines, wood and MDF processing factories, brick factories, and others.

General Specifications of the DVP 300 Vacuum Pump

In terms of dimensions, the DVP 300 vacuum pump is as follows:

Length: 105 cm – Width: 55 cm – Height: 85 cm including the dust filter installation.

According to the installation and operation manual provided with the pump, a space at least two to three times the pump's dimensions should be allocated for installation. The space should have proper ventilation.

This pump requires 8.5 liters of oil and the operating hours ratio, as well as the type of activity regarding moisture and contaminants, must be considered as mentioned in the periodic service instructions included with the pump.

The pump operates with very low noise, approximately 74 decibels.

Performance and Final Vacuum of the DVP 300 Vacuum Pump The operating mechanism of the DVP 300 vacuum pump is similar to other Part company pumps, using an oil rotary vane system.

The rotor moves inside the stator chamber at 1420 RPM, and due to centrifugal force, the vacuum blades are pushed outward, continuously displacing and evacuating air.

The materials used in the rotor and stator are designed to be wear-resistant and capable of withstanding mechanical shocks.

The DVP 300 vacuum pump creates a negative pressure of 0.5 millibar, defined at an ambient pressure of 1 atmosphere.

Compatibility with Space and Vacuum Tanks The DVP 300 vacuum pump can be connected directly to the vacuum system.

Since filters and traps are installed at the pump's inlet, they greatly prevent any dust or foreign objects from entering the pump.

Stone processing factories are among these production lines.

If your production line requires a slight vacuum pressure, it is better to install the pump on a vacuum tank to prevent excessive vacuum operation.

This also provides a permanently stored vacuum space, which can prevent damage to other machinery caused by potential failures.

Generally, our recommended tank size for this pump model is between 2000 and 5000 liters,

which varies depending on the required negative pressure and other factors such as the number of simultaneous vacuum consumers. If you have any questions or uncertainties, please contact us.

The DVP 300 vacuum pump creates a vacuum directly for various purposes. It is worth noting that for applications such as hospital vacuum systems, which require negative pressure in the range of -4000 millibar to -7000 millibar, it is used installed on tanks. Industries that commonly use this product include oil refining and recycling plants, machinery and production lines, wood and MDF processing factories, brick factories, and others.