Increasing service life for Seco rotary vane vacuum pumps and compressors

The service life for dry-running rotary vane vacuum pumps and compressors from Busch has been drastically increased. The proven oil-free Seco vacuum pumps and compressors are now equipped with new high performance vanes as standard. Newly developed, self-lubricating Aerodur 274 zircon material makes it possible to offer a service life that is at least three times as long as that of conventional materials. Furthermore, resistance to moisture is increased so that even damp gasses and vapours can be extracted or compressed. Busch offers dry-running rotary vane vacuum pumps with pumping speeds of 10 to 40 cubic metres per hour (50 Hz operation), with the longest service intervals on the market.

Busch vacuum pumps and compressors in the various Seco series are tried and tested in many handling or pick and place applications. They are used during packaging processes in carton erectors, on tubular bag packaging machines, or with filling machinery. Additional application areas are in medical technology and electrical engineering, as well as the food industry. The Seco DC series, which simultaneously generates a vacuum of -0.6 bar and overpressure of +0.6 bar, was specifically designed for the transportation and supply of paper sheets or foils to printing or print processing machines. Seco DC models are available in two sizes with pumping speed or volume flows of 25 and 40 cubic metres at 50 Hz operation.

The Seco SV series includes vacuum pumps in sizes with 10, 16, 25 and 40 cubic metre pumping speeds per hour (50 Hz operation), with ultimate pressures from 120 to 150 mbar. The Seco SD series consists of the same increments for plain compressors creating overpressures of 0.6 bar.

Busch offers an exchange set for the Seco SV, Seco SD and Seco DC series so that conventional vanes can be exchanged for the new high performance Aerodur 274 zircon vanes. Vacuum pump or compressor operators can quickly and easily exchange the vanes themselves.

Author: Uli Merkle
Contact: www.buschvacuum.com
31 May 2016

Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems is one of the largest manufacturers of vacuum pumps, blowers and compressors in the world.
With a lot of experience and top qualified personnel, we are forward-looking and strive to improve our products and ourselves. We are constantly at work developing innovative technologies that will define the vacuum world of the future.
Our manufacturing plants utilize the most modern manufacturing techniques, machinery and equipment under very strict quality controls, which surpass DIN EN ISO 9001 requirements.
As of 2016, Busch Vacuum Pumps and Systems employs more than 3000 people and features the largest selection of vacuum pumps for the industrial applications in the world. Due to its immense line of vacuum pumps, expertise and experience in the building of vacuum systems and the extensive service network, Busch is capable of providing ideal comprehensive solutions.
With 60 companies in 42 countries and sales agents in over 30 countries, we are strategically positioned throughout the world to provide our customers with the essentials for success.
Our goal always is to provide the customer with the highest possible return on investment. Personal consulting, choice of the optimum product and prompt service on site are key features of our comprehensive service that make the achievement of this goal reality. Our experience and know how in broadly diversified applications and product design furnish the basis.
Busch’s headquarters is located in Maulburg, Germany. Besides Busch Holding, the German manufacturing plant, Busch Produktions GmbH, the sales organization, Dr.-Ing. K. Busch GmbH and service company, Busch Dienste GmbH are headquartered here. In addition, Busch operates production plants in Switzerland, Great Britain, Czech Republic, Korea and the USA.

Busch Dienste GmbH
Marketing/Marketing Services
Uli Merkle
Schauinslandstraße 1
79689 Maulburg
Telefon: 07622/681-144
E-Mail: Uli.Merkle@busch.de
Website: www.buschvacuum.com

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