Side channel compressor for pressure and vacuum

Application examples

Side Channel Compressors are special compressors or vacuum pumps that are used in countless applications across all industries. The systems generate air flows for a certain over- or underpressure range, depending on whether they are used as blowers or vacuum generators. Listed below are examples of the various application areas.

• blow off

  in printing machines, paper cutting machines, fabric cutting machines,
  
  

• Ventilation

  of ponds, swimming pool systems, electroplating pools, small sewage treatment plants, aquarium systems, whirlpools, water treatment systems, fluidization systems
  
  

• Deaeration

  of dissolved gases in pumped media, e.g. elimination of chemical solvents
  
  

• Cooling

  of extruder profiles, components, laser systems, surfaces
  
  

• Pneumatic conveying

  This is the transport of (mostly) bulk materials in a gas stream at a certain speed. Compressors and central systems enable the cost-effective and safe transport of a wide variety of materials without deformation or contamination.
  The following process types are distinguished:
  • Low concentration conveying system - FAN
  • medium concentration conveying system - COMPRESSED - ROOT PUMPS
  • Conveying system with Venturi nozzles
  • Conveyor system with closed circuit
  • Conveying system with high concentration under pressure
  • Conveying system with high concentration by aspiration/blow-off
  • Pneumatic ascending conveyors
    
    

• Suction

  of dust, liquids, small components
  
  

• Drying, dehumidification

  of electronic boards, plastic profiles, component washers, screed drying , solvents
  
  

• Transport

  pneumatic conveying systems for dusts and granulates, floating tables
  
  

• Vacuum

  Packaging machines, filling systems, lifting equipment, soil remediation, oven drying, process technology for chemical and pharmaceutical industry, laboratory technology, medical technology
  
  

• Compression

  of gases and vapours. Pumping of gases in piping systems