- 100% dry operation
- Variable frequency
- Low maintenance
- 811 SCFM
- 24 in. HG
Becker Systems & Equipment Catalogue
Introduction
Central systems with a promise of success
The VARIAIR Central System (VACS) from Becker provides a compact solution for supplying air to one or more production systems. This method of supplying suction and blast air supply is employed in a wide range of different places.
Whether in small businesses or for specific stages of production in large companies, the energy-saving VARIAIR Central System delivers suction and blast air that’s matched to demand. VACS ideally complements subsequent finishing operations in printing shops equipped with the VARIAIR System (VAS), e.g. on assembling, folding and inserting machines, etc.
Screw Vacuum Pump – VADS 1500+
The VADS 1500+ is a direct drive vacuum pump that delivers superior performance in a silent, contactless setting. These pumps exhibit excellent efficiency, necessitate minimal maintenance and operate entirely without oil.
Becker provides intelligent pneumatic solutions for one or several production machines.
In central pneumatic systems, multiple single pumps on separate production machines are replaced by just a few larger vacuum pumps and/or compressors in a separate room (control room, basement etc.). The units are connected to the production machines via pipes.
Whenever a certain vacuum needs to be provided, vacuum systems from Becker are employed.
Systems for a continuous provisioning generally contain one or several vacuum pumps mounted on a vessel. This includes in the scope of delivery, in addition to connection hoses, also pressure switches, filters, vacuum meters and non-return flaps or valves.
Central vacuum systems are becoming increasingly more popular as manufacturers are looking for new ways to trim operating expenses and increase efficiency. Centralizing the vacuum needs eliminates the necessity for personnel to perform periodic maintenance or repair on many pumps around the facility.
It also permits continuous, uninterrupted operation because a central system usually includes a reserve, or back-up, pump that comes on stream automatically should a primary pump fail to operate.
Without a central system, should a pump fail or be down for maintenance, the machine associated with it would be out of service until another pump can be brought in and connected.
Centralizing also makes it more comfortable for the employees, an ever increasing concern in today’s business world. Removing pumps from the immediate work area reduces noise level and heat generated by the pumps and motors.
If the pumps were oil lubricated or water cooled, centralizing removes the potentially hazardous situation of oil or water on the floor, which might cause someone to slip, causing injury.
If you have questions about central vacuum pumps or positive displacement pumps, or you would like to know how this type of vacuum pump can work in your application, we can help. We offer five different vacuum pumps. Contact ABS for more information.