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Vacuum Pump Comparison  

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Vacuum Pump Comparison Chart
 

Rocker 300

 Rocker 400

 Rocker 600

Gast

Weight:

 11 lbs (5 Kg)

14 lb (6.2 Kg) 

18 lb (8.6 Kg) 

20 lb (9 Kg)

Horse Power:

 1/8 HP

 1/6 HP

1/4 HP 

1/8 HP

Max Vacuum:

 25" Hg

  25" Hg

  25" Hg

  25" Hg

Max Pressure: 

80 psi

 80 psi

 80 psi

60 psi

Type:

 Piston, oil-free

 Piston, oil-free

 Piston, oil-free

Diaphram, oil-free

Max Flow Rate:

20 LPM (0.7 CFM)

37 LPM (1.3 CFM)

60 LPM (2.1 CFM)

31 LPM (1.1 CFM)

Noise:

50 dB

50 dB

50 dB

68 dB

Chemical Resistance:

Low

Low

Low

Low


Vacuum Pump Comparison Chart (cont.)
 

Chemker 300 Teflon

Chemker 400 Teflon

Weight:

16 lb (7.2Kg) 

14 lb (6.2 Kg) 

Horse Power:

 1/8 HP

 1/6 HP

Max Vacuum:

  25" Hg

  25" Hg

Max Pressure: 

 25 psi

30 psi

Type:

 

 

Max Flow Rate:

25 LPM (0.84 CFM)

38 LPM (1.3 CFM)

Noise:

52 dB

50 dB

Chemical Resistance:

High

High



Types of Vacuum Pumps
  Piston  Diaphragm  Rotary 
 Oil Free  Yes   Yes  No
 Maintenance  None  None  Yes
 Pressure  High  Lower  Very High
 Contamination  None  None  Yes
 Noise  Low  Low  High

Piston Pump: 
A connecting rod with a compression ring rises and falls in the cylinder, on the down-stroke it draws the air through the inlet valve; On the up-stroke it forces the air through the exhaust valve and out of the head.

Diaphragm Pump:
An elastomer diaphragm moving up and down.. On the down-stroke it draws the air through the inlet valve. On the up-stroke the diaphragm forces the air through the exhaust valve and out of the head