Norgren for use with Industrial Compressed Air Systems Vacuum Generator

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RS Stock No.:
289-5428
Mfr. Part No.:
M/58112/09
Manufacturer:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Product Type

Vacuum Generator

For Use With

Industrial Compressed Air Systems

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

IMI Norgren Single-Stage Vacuum Pump, 6mm Nozzle, 28L/min Maximum Suction Flow - M/58112 Series - M/58112/09


Use this vacuum pump from IMI Norgren to move media around your pneumatic equipment. It's compatible with filtered, non-lubricated and compressed air, making it a versatile choice. Thanks to a wide vacuum pressure range between -0.85 and 8 bar, you can rely on it for multiple applications. As it's designed to operate at no more than 74 decibels, the pump contributes only moderate noise to your workplace. Its anodised aluminium casing is corrosion-resistant, while its brass nozzles are wear-resistant for durability. A broad operating temperature range between -20°C and +150°C enables use in demanding settings.

Features & Benefits


• Maximum suction flow of 28 litres per minute indicates it evacuates large volumes of air

• Compact dimensions of 20 (height) x 62 (length) x 25mm (width) for space-saving mounting

• Lightweight at 0.053kg for easy handling

Applications


• Printing presses

• Energy generation

• Water treatment facilities

• Manufacturing industry

• Medical equipment

How does a single-stage vacuum pump work?


A single-stage vacuum pup features a straight-through design that allows contaminants to pass through, eliminating the need for an external filter. This unit is compatible with a wide range of vacuum-line contaminants.

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