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VACUUM PUMP/ LEAK DETECTOR CATALOG
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Mel Sattler Production Manager
Thomas Dobler VP of Sales
Chris Long
CFO
Ken Harrison
President & CEO
GNB is a company of technical experts serving other technology experts. Since our
beginning in 1968 it has been our commitment to technology that has set us apart.
During this time we have produced outstanding, innovative products that have met the
most demanding applications in areas such as temperature extremes, large sizes,
radiation levels, vacuum levels, vibration levels, and unique applications.
However GNB is more than just technology, we are passionate about building winning
relationships. It is our corporate vision that customers will be so impressed that they say,
“Wow! We want to do business with GNB again.”
Other vacuum product companies produce large catalogs and encourage customers to
design their systems around the standardized products. However, with GNB you can
have it your way. You can select a standard item or we will custom make one just the
way you want it. Consequently, GNB is no ordinary vacuum products company. This
brochure depicts a sampling of our most popular products, but it should be treated as an
idea book—not an exhaustive product catalog. No matter what your application is,
please give us a call; and we will gladly share our technical expertise.
Vacuum Pump Products
04~06Vacuum Pump Products
07~08
Dry Screw Pumps 09
Single Stage Screw Pumps 10~11
Dual Stage Pump Packages 18~20
TCDP-II Turbo Pump Controller
21~24GNB Turbo Molecular Pumps
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GNB Turbo Molecular Pumps
GNB Rotary Vane Pumps 26~27
Leak Detecting Products 28
Leak Detecting Process 29
Helium Leak Detectors 30
Dual Stage Rotor Pumps 14~15
Single Stage Blower Packages 12~13
GNB Rotary Vane Pumps
Leak Detecting Products
Dual Stage Screw Pumps 16~17
High Vacuum Pumping Technologies
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Vacuum Pump Products
The products in this family are: Dry Screw Pumps, Turbo Pumps, Rotary Vane Pumps,
and Dry Scroll Pumps.
Introduction to Pumps
Vacuum pumps are machines that remove gas molecules from a closed system. Rough
vacuum pumps are required to remove a large volume of gas, but they are not able to
achieve a high vacuum level. High vacuum pumps typically cannot tolerate a high gas
load, but they are able to pump down a system to a lower pressure. Ultra High Vacuum
(UHV) pumps are able to take the vacuum system down to even lower pressures.
Although there are no absolute technical definitions for the different vacuum ranges, the
gas flow properties change as the vacuum pressure decreases. In common practice
the rough vacuum range is between 7.5 Torr (10 mbar) to 7.5x10-4 Torr (1x10-3 mbar),
the high vacuum range is 7.5x10-4 Torr (1x10-3 mbar) to 7.5x10-9 Torr (1x10-8 mbar), and
the ultra-high vacuum range is a pressure less than 7.5x10-9 Torr (1x10-8 mbar).
In the rough vacuum pressure range, there are a variety of pump designs that are
available. Examples include: rotary vane pumps, diaphragm pumps, reciprocating
piston pumps, scroll pumps, screw pumps, and roots blowers.
In the high vacuum range there are diffusion pumps, turbomolecular (turbo) pumps,and
cryogenic (cryo) pumps.
To achieve UHV pressures, ion pumps and titanium sublimation pumps are used.
Some turbomolecular and cryogenic pumps can also be used when they are specifically
designed for UHV pressures.
Rough Pumping Technologies
Pumps can be categorized into pumps that use oil and dry pumps. Oil-sealed pumps
use oil to lubricate and fill in the small gaps that would allow gas molecules to escape
from higher pressures back to the low pressure areas. Advantages of the oil-sealed
pumps are that they can achieve a long operational life and they can pump all gasses
including those with a very small sized molecule. The disadvantages are that they
require regular maintenance because the oil will become contaminated and needs to be
changed, and under some conditions they can allow oil to back stream into the vacuum
system and contaminate it. Rotary vane pumps and roots blowers are examples of oil-
sealed pumps. Diffusion pumps also use oil which can backstream, although they use a
different technology for pumping.
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Dry pumps have the advantage that they do not use oil and therefore can be used in the
cleanest of applications with no risk of contaminating the process with oil. However,
because they do not use oil to fill in the small clearances between moving parts, they do
not perform as well when pumping the smallest atoms such as helium and hydrogen.
They also can face challenges with heat dissipation which in turn can create
interferences between closely fitting moving parts due to thermal expansion.
Rotary Vane Pumps
A rotary vane pump is an oil-lubricated rough vacuum pump. They use sliding vanes to
compress gas from a point of lower pressure, decreasing the volume of the gas until its
pressure rises above atmospheric pressure and then expels it into the exhaust line.
These are long life pumps that are economical to purchase and operate. They are used
for numerous smaller applications such as vacuum sealing/packaging, glove boxes, or
to hold a vacuum in vacuum jacketed piping. They are also commonly used as a
backing pump for a turbo pump, roots blower or cryo-pump. They have an advantage
over dry backing pumps in that they do not allow the background helium from the
atmosphere into the vacuum system and this is better for helium leak checking.
Rotary vane pumps can be made with a single stage or they can have multiple stages
where the exhaust from one stage is sent to the inlet of the next. Multistage pumps can
therefore achieve a higher vacuum level.
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Dry Screw Pumps
Dry screw pumps are able to pump a much greater volume of gas than a rotary vane
pump. In this style of pump, two screw rotors turn in opposite directions in order to trap
the gas and move it to the discharge. There is a tight tolerance between the screws
and their housing in order to minimize leakage past the screws.
Roots Blowers
A roots blower is sometimes called a lobe
pump. Two symmetrically shaped lobes
rotate in opposite directions. This action
is able to move large quantities of gas
molecules. Roots blowers are typically
classified as an oil lubricated pump, but
the modern blowers, such as the pump
that GNB provides, have the oil separated
from the vacuum so that the vacuum
system is not to be contaminated.
Often roots blowers are used in
combination with another pump. GNB
offers pump packages that have a roots
blower and a dry screw pump mounted
together in one system.
The body of the pump is water-cooled or air cooled to dissipate heat, but the rotors will
run hot in order to keep contaminants from forming inside the pump. A variety of
coatings such as ceramic or nickel-Teflon® are available to coat the inside of the pump
to prevent corrosion and provide lubrication, depending on the application. GNB offers
both constant pitch and variable pitch screw pumps. The variable pitch can provide
better heat dissipation and lower power consumption, while the constant pitch has an
exceptionally short screw length which reduces the buildup of contaminants.
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High Vacuum Pumping Technologies
Turbo Pumps
Turbo molecular pumps move gas molecules from a low pressure area to a high
pressure area through a series of rotating blades that have different angles as the
pressure inside the pump increases. The series of blades are machined out of a single
block of aluminum.
Between the blades there are stators held by the housing of the pump. The rotor spins
at a very high velocity. Turbo pumps with larger diameters may spin at 15,000 rpm
while smaller turbo pumps will exceed 40,000 rpm.
In the past, some turbo pumps used oil to lubricate their high speed bearings, and this
oil could allow a small amount of oil to migrate into the vacuum system. Most new
pumps use ceramic bearings with grease or the rotors are magnetically levitated so that
they only use mechanical bearings (bearing surfaces) during low speeds at startup or
shutdown.
Turbo pumps should not be placed in a system where any object could ever fall into
them. They have protective screens over their inlets which will prevent solid objects
from falling in, but they also should not have moisture or any other contaminats enter
them.
Turbo pumps can only operate effectively in the high vacuum range. If the gas load is
too high, they can overheat. Some turbo pumps can be started at an atmospheric
pressure and they will slowly increase in speed (spin up) as the pressure decreases. All
turbo pumps require backing pumps. These are roughing pumps which lower the
pressure at the discharge port. The ultimate pressure for a properly configured turbo
pump is around 1x10-10 Torr (1.3 x 10-10 mbar). To achieve this pressure, the turbo
pump must be very clean. Baking out the turbo pump to drive out moisture and other
contaminants helps the cleaning process.
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Cryo-Pumps
A cryo-pump is a vacuum pump that creates a high vacuum by freezing the gas
molecules, so they are no longer free to move about in the system. Cryo-pumps are
able to pump water vapor very well. Water vapor is typically the bulk of the gas load in
the high vacuum range. A limitation of cryo-pumps is their ability to pump gasses that
freeze at very low temperatures. For this reason they must employ other technologies
to pump smaller molecules such as helium and hydrogen.
Although GNB does not offer cryo-pumps, GNB does manufactures cryo-coils and
baffles that are used to trap water vapor and increase the pumping speed.
Diffusion Pumps
Another technology for a high vacuum pump is an oil diffusion pump. A low vapor
pressure oil (often silicon oil) is heated so that it rises rapidly through a central pipe.
Next the oil vapor is expelled from the pipe and cooled. These high velocity jets of oil
vapor carry along the gas molecules as the oil vapor now rapidly descends back down
toward the liquid oil reservoir. As the oil changes state and becomes a liquid again, the
gas molecules are released at a higher pressure than where they were first picked up.
A backing pump then removes these gas molecules from the diffusion pump. Diffusion
pumps have no moving parts and are a cost effective option; however some oil can
migrate from the pump into the vacuum system. GNB manufactures baffles which are
placed above the diffusion pump to block 99% of the oil from entering the system.
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Dry Screw Vacuum Pumps
Dry Screw Vacuum Pumps
Energy saving designs with a very short gas path inside the pump to reduce residue
buildup path inside the pump.
Options:
· Standard screw coating is Defric, options include nickel, nickel-teflon
and nano-ceramic coating
· Standard pumps are water-cooled but air-cooled motors and air-cooled
pumps are available
· Pumps can be sold as pump blower packages
· Explosion proof motors
Advanced Microprocessor Control:
The visual graphics microprocessor control provides status monitoring. Alarm
parameters can be set to ensure operational excellence. Remote control software
provides control room monitoring of one or more pumping systems.
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Single Stage Screw Pumps
Single stage rotors provide the shortest gas path for minimal conformation and heat
load.
Model A B C D E G H K L M
SWP-S 80-A 14.96 [380]
26.10 [663]
21.73 [552]
7.48 [190]
29.13 [740]
32.05 [814]
22.68 [576]
26.30 [668]
4.13 [105]
8.82 [224]
SWP-S160-A 16.14 [410]
26.69 [678]
22.32 [567]
8.58 [218]
32.95 [837]
35.24 [895]
22.91 [582]
25.39 [645]
4.13 [105]
7.91 [201]
SWP-S180-A 16.93 [430]
25.59 [650]
21.22 [539]
8.98 [228]
34.76 [883]
36.22 [920]
22.05 [560]
24.69 [627]
2.87 [73]
7.24 [184]
Dimensions in inches [mm]
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SWP-S80,160,180
Single Stage Screw Pumps
Technical Data for Single-Stage Dry Screw Pumps
ScrewPumps
Model Unit S80-A S160-A S180-A
Pumping Speed (50Hz/60Hz)
L/min 1300/1600 2150/2500 2500/3000 m³/hr 80/96 130/156 150/180 cfm 47/57 77/92 88/106
Ultimate Pressure (50Hz/60Hz)
Torr 7.5x10-3
Mbar 1x10-2
Pa 1
Canned Motor
Frequency Hz 50/60 Voltage V 220-440
Rated Power HP 4 6 6 Kw 2.98 4.47 4.47
Connection Inlet NW50
Outlet NW40
Cooling Water
Pressure PSI 28-57
Min. Flow L/min, gal/min
3 L/min 15°C-7L/min 30°C 0.8 gal/min 59°F-1.9 gal/min 86°F
Temp. °C, °F Connection RC3/8”
N2
Pressure PSI 22-29
Dilute Flow L/min,
cfm 0-60 L/min, 0-2.11cfm 0-20 L/min, 0-0.706cfm
Sealing Flow L/min,
cfm 0-20L/min
0-0.706 cfm Connection Swagelok1/4”
Dim. LxWxH
mm 814x380x663 895x410x678 920x430x650
in. 32x15x26 35x16x27 36x17x26
Weight Kg/lb. 280 kg, 617 lbs. 300 kg, 661 lbs. 320 kg,705 lbs.
Noise Db(A) <68 <70 <70
Control SEMI E73-0299
System Max. Leak-rate Mbar.l/s 1x10-5
Operation Temp. °C, °F 5°C-40°C, 41°F- 104°F
Operation Moisture RH Below 90%
≤
≤
≤
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Single Stage Blower Packages
Model A B C D E G H K L M
SWP-S302-A 14.96 [380]
34.06 [865]
29.61 [752]
7.48 [190]
25.67 [652]
32.05 [814]
28.46 [723]
26.30 [668]
4.13 [105]
8.82 [224]
SWP-S602-A 14.96 [380]
36.02 [915]
31.57 [802]
7.48 [190]
25.67 [652]
32.05 [814]
30.43 [773]
26.30 [668]
4.13 [105]
8.82 [224]
SWP-S902-A 16.14 [410]
37.13 [943]
32.76 [832]
8.58 [218]
28.46 [723]
35.24 [895]
31.77 [807]
25.39 [645]
4.13 [105]
7.91 [201]
SWP-S1302-A 16.93 [430]
37.68 [957]
33.27 [845]
8.98 [228]
29.13 [740]
36.22 [920]
32.36 [822]
24.69 [627]
2.87 [73]
7.24 [184]
SWP-S1802-A 16.93 [430]
40.55 [1030]
33.27 [845]
8.98 [228]
29.92 [760]
36.22 [920]
32.36 [822]
24.69 [627]
2.87 [73]
7.24 [184]
Dimensions in inches [mm]
A Dry Screw Pump & Roots Blower Together
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Single Stage Blower Packages
Technical Data for Single Stage Pump with Blower
Model Unit S302-A S602-A S902-A S1302-A S1802-A
Pumping Speed (50Hz/60Hz)
L/min 4167/5000 8300/10000 12500/15000 17500/21000 25000/30000 m³/hr 250/300 500/600 750/900 1050/1260 1500/1800 Cfm 147/177 294/353 441/530 618/742 883/1060
Ultimate Pressure (50Hz/60Hz)
Torr 7.5x10
-4
Mbar 1x10
-3
Pa 0.1
Canned Motor
Frequency Hz 50/60 Voltage V 220-440
Rated Power HP 4+2.2 4+4 6+4 6+6 6+6 Kw 2.98+1.86 2.98+2.98 4.47+2.98 4.47+4.47 4.47+4.47
Connection Inlet NW50 Outlet NW40
Cooling Water
Pressure PSI 28-57 Min. Flow L/min,
gal/min 3L/min 15°C-7L/min 30°C
0.8 gal/min 59 °F-1.9 gal/min 86°F Temp. °C,°F
Connection RC3/8” N2 Pressure PSI 22-29
Dilute Flow L/min, cfm 0-60 L/min, 0-2.11 cfm Sealing Flow L/min, cfm 0-20 L/min, 0-0.706 cfm Connection Swagelok1/4”
Dim. LxWxH
mm 814x380x 820
814x380x 915
895x410x 943
920x430x 957
920x430x1030
in. 32x15x32 32x15x36 35x16x37 36x17x38 36x17x41
Weight kg/lbs 350/771.6 450/992.1 520/1146.4 540/1190.5 545/1201.5
Noise Db(A) <70 <70 <70 <70 <70
Control SEMI E73-0299
System Max. Leak-rate Mbar.l/s 1x10-5
Operation Temp. °C,°F 5°C-40°C/
Operation Moisture RH Below 90%
≤≤≤
40°F-104°F
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Dual Stage Rotor Pumps
Dual stage rotors with variable pitch provide high pumping speeds at higher pressures
and lower power consumption.
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Dual Stage Rotor Pumps
Model A in[mm]
B in[mm]
C in[mm]
D in[mm]
E in[mm]
F in[mm]
G in[mm]
H in[mm]
L in[mm]
M in[mm]
SWP-D120-
A
17.72 [450]
14.96 [380]
21.73 [552]
7.48 [190]
32.05 [814]
26.38 [670]
9.84 [250]
26.10 [663]
29.53 [750]
4.13 [105]
SWP-D300-
A
19.69 [500]
16.9] [430]
8.46 [580]
8.46 [215]
34.84 [1053]
34.84 [885]
16.54 [420]
29.33 [745]
29.53 [750]
2.87 [73]
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M
SWP-D400-
A
27.56
[700]
28.31
[719]
16.73
[425]
13.78
[350]
4.09
[104]
17.36
[441]
48.19
[1224]
16.26
[413]
18.54
[471]
64.25
[1632]
30.20
[767]
27.32
[694]
Dimensions in inches [mm]
Dimensions in inches [mm]
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Dual Stage Screw Pumps
Model A C D F H J K L M O P SWP-
D800-A 27.36 [695]
50.91 [1293]
41.06 [1043]
17.64 [448]
24.25 [616]
85.83 [2180]
73.94 [1878]
19.09 [485]
7.52 [191]
13.70 [348]
88.11 [2238]
Dual Stage Rotor Pumping Speed Curves
Dimensions in inches [mm]
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Dual Stage Screw Pumps
Comparison of Power Consumption Curves for Single and Dual Stage Rotors
High
Active Power
LowPressure High
SingleDual
Model Unit SWP-D120-A SWP-D300-A SWP-D400-A SWP-D800-A
Pumping Speed (50Hz/60Hz)
L/min 1336/2000 4500/5500 5550/6666 11100/13330 m³/hr 80/120 270/330 333/400 660/800 Cfm 47/70 160/195 199/239 393/471
Ultimate Pressure (50Hz/60Hz)
Torr 7.5x10
-3
Mbar 1x10
-2
Pa 1 Water-cooled Motor
Frequency Hz 50/60 Voltage V 220/380/440±5% 220/380/440 Rated Power
HP 4 8 20 30 Kw 2.98 6 15 22
Connection Inlet -- NW50 ISO63 ISO63 ISO100 Outlet -- NW40 NW40 NW50 ISO63
Cooling Water
Min. Flow L/min gal/min
3 L/min 0.8 gal/min
3 L/min 0.8 gal/min
3 L/min 0.8 gal/min
6 L/min 1.6 gal/min
Max. Pressure
Kg/cm² PSI
4 Kg/cm² 57 PSI
Pressure Dif
Kg/cm² PSI
1 14 PSI
2 28 PSI
Temp. °C,°F 18-25°C/64-77°F Connection -- RC3/8” RC1/2” RC3/8”
N2 Pressure MPa, PSI
0.15-0.2 MPa 21-29PSI
Purge Flow SLM cfm
6-60L/min 0.21-2.1cfm
Connection -- Swagelok1/4” Swagelok3/8” Dim. LxWxH mm
inch 814x380x663 32x15x26
1055x425x560 42x17x22
1500x650x767 59x26x30
1831x610x735 72x24x29
Weight Kg/lbs 280/617 350/772 8651907 1050/2315
Noise Db(A) <70 <70 <75 <95
System Max. Leak-rate Mbar.l/s 1x10
-5
Operation Temp. °C,°F 5°C -40°C /41°F-104°F
Interface RH Below 90%
≤≤
≤
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Dual Stage Pump Blower Packages
Model A B C D E F G H I J K
SWP-D702-A 14.88 [378]
37.44 [951]
31.57 [802]
32.01 [813]
9.25 [235]
26.14 [664]
30.81 [782.5]
25.91 [658]
7.44 [189]
8.35 [212]
4.13 [105]
SWP-1402-A 16.93 [430]
41.50 [1054]
33.27 [845]
41.46 [1053]
11.73 [298]
32.91 [836]
31.57 [802]
24.69 [627]
8.43 [214]
7.13 [181]
2.87 [73]
SWP-1902-A 16.93 [430]
41.50 [1054]
33.27 [845]
41.46 [1053]
10.94 [278]
33.70 [856]
31.57 [802]
24.69 [627]
8.43 [214]
7.13 [181]
2.87 [73]
Dimensions in inches [mm]
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Dual Stage Pump Blower Packages
Model A C D F H J K L M N O P
SWP-DE3012-N 23.62 [600]
50.91 [1293]
38.94 [989]
17.68 [449]
24.25 [616]
82.68 [2100]
72.17 [1833]
19.09 [485]
7.52 [191]
53.74 [1365]
11.81 [300]
85.71 [2177]
Model A B C D F H J K L M N O P
SWP-DE3012-A 27.36 [695]
22.83 [580]
50.91 [1293]
41.06 [1043]
17.68 [449]
24.25 [616]
85.83 [2180]
74.02 [1880]
19.09 [485]
7.52 [191]
53.74 [1365]
13.07 [348]
88.11 [2238]
Dimensions shown are for an Air-cooled Package
Dimensions shown are for an Air-cooled package-minimal sheet metal
A Dry Screw Pump and Roots Blower Together
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Dual Stage Pump Blower Packages
Technical Data for Dual Stage Pumps with Blower
Model*2
Pumping Speed (50Hz/60Hz)
m3/hr 580/700 1166/1400 1580/1900 2328/3500 cfm 340/400 687/824 930/1113 1371/2096
Ultimate Pressure Torr 7.5×10-4 mbar 1×10-3 Pa 0.1
Canned Motor
Frequency Hz 50/60
Voltage V 220~380±5%(3Phase)
Rated Power
HP 4+4 8+6 8+6 30+8 kW 2.98+2.98 5.96+4.47 5.96+4.47 22+6
Connection Inlet ------ ISO100 ISO160 ISO160 ISO200
Outlet ------ NW40 NW40 NW40 ISO63
Cooling Water
Max. Pressure
kg/cm2
PSI 4 kg/cm2
57PSI Pressure
Dif. kg/cm2
PSI 1 kg/cm2
14PSI
Min. Flow l/min
gal/min 3L/min 15°C -7L/min 30°C
0.8 gal/min 59°F-1.8 gal/min 86°F 6L/min 18~20°C
Temp. °C,°F Connection RC 1/2" RC 3/4"
N2
Purge Pressure
MPa PSI
0.15-0.2 MPa 21.8-29PSI
Purge Flow slm cfm
5-60slm, 0.17-2.1cfm
0-150slm 0-5.3 cfm
Connection Swagelok
1/4" 3/8"
Dim. L×W×H*3 Inch [mm]
32.05x14.96 x36.02 [814×380×915]
41.46x16.93 x41.50 [1053×430×1054]
41.46x16.93x41.50
[1053×430×105]
88.11x27.36x53.74
[2238×695×1365] Weight Kg/lbs 450/992 450/992 560/1235 1910/4210 Noise*4 dB(A) <70 <70 <70 <95 Control SEMI E73-0299
System Max. Leak-rate mbar.l/
s 1×10-5
Operation Temp. °C,°F 5 - 40 /41°F-104°F Operation Moisture RH Below 90%
≤
≤
≤
°C°C
ScrewPumps
l/min 9717/12000 19440/23333 26333/31667 41500/50000Unit SWP-D702-A SWP-D1402-A SWP-D1902-A SWP-3012-A
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GNB Turbo Molecular Pumps (Manufactured by KYKY Technology Company)
Ceramic Greased Bearing Turbo Pumps
· Turbines machined from 1 piece solid aluminum billets
· Operate in any orientation
TMP-ISO63-80EG
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TurboPumps
GNB Turbo Molecular Pumps
TMP-ISO100-110EG
TMP-ISO160-700EG
Dimensions in mm
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TurboPumps
Dimensions in mm
GNB Turbo Molecular Pumps
TMP-ISO200-1300EG
TMP-ISO-250-2000EG
Dimensions in mm
Specification
Model TMP-ISO63-
80EG TMP-ISO100-
110EG
TMP-ISO160-
700EG
TMP-ISO200-
1300EG
TMP-ISO250-
2000EG
Pumping Speed
(l/s, Air) 80 110 700 1300 2000
Inlet Flange DN63 ISO-K,
DN63CF
DN100 ISO-K,
DN100 CF
DN160 ISO-K,
DN160 CF
DN200 ISO-K,
DN200CF
DN250 ISO-K
Outlet Flange KF16 ISO-KF KF25 ISO-KF KF40 ISO-KF KF40 ISO-KF KF50 ISO-KF
Compression Ratio
N2: 106;
H2:4×103
N2:108;
N2:5×102
N2: 109;
H2:6×103
N2: 109;
H2: 6×103
N2: 109;
H2: 6×103
Ultimate Vacuum(Torr)
4.5×10-8
ISO Flange4.5×10
-8
ISO Flange4.5×10
-9
ISO Flange4.5×10
-8
ISO Flange4.5×10
-8
ISO Flange
7.5×10-9
CF Flange4.5×10
-9
CF Flange4.5×10
-10
CF Flange4.5×10
-9
CF Flange4.5×10
-9
CF Flange
Ultimate Vacuum(Pa)
6×10-5
ISO Flange6×10
-6
ISO Flange6×10
-7
ISO Flange6×10
-6
ISO Flange6×10
-6
ISO Flange
6×10-6
CF Flange6×10
-7
CF Flange6×10
-8
CF Flange6×10
-7
CF Flange6×10
-7
CF Flange
Rotation Speed(rpm)
51000 42300 36000 24000 24000
Run-Up time(min)
<1.5 <2 <4 <6 <8
Bearing Type Ceramic Ceramic Ceramic Ceramic Ceramic
VIB((mm)) 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
Backing Pump(l/s)
1 2 4 - 8 15 - 18 15
Cooling method, optional
Water/Air Water/Air Water Water Water
Cooling Water Temperature
25°C 75°F
25°C 75°F
25°C 75°F
25°C 75°F
25°C 75°F
Bake-out temperature
100°C212°F
100°C212°F
100°C212°F
100°C212°F
100°C212°F
Ambient Temperature
5-40 41-104
5-40 41-104
5-40 41-104
5-40 41-104
5 – 40 41-104
Lubrication Grease Grease Grease Grease Grease
Mounting or orientation
Any Any Any Any Any
Weight (lbs /kg)
4 / 2 18 / 8 42 / 19 64 / 29 71 / 32
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°C °C °C °C °C
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TurboPumps
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TCDP-II Turbo Pump Controller
Matching
Turbo
Pump
Model
FF-160
/500G
/620
/620N
/620NE
/620F
FF-160
/620C
/620E
FF-160
/700
/700E
/700F
FF-200
/1200
/1200N
/FF-250/1
600B
FF-200
/1200C
/1200E
FF-200
/1300
/1300E
/1300F
/1300N
F-250
/1500
/1500N
/1500E
FF-250
/1600
/1600E
FF-250
/2000
/2000E
Input
voltage
220VAC
±10%
110VAC
±10%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC
±10%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC
±10%
220VAC±
10%
110VAC±1
0%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC±
10%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC±
10%
220VAC±1
0%
110VAC±1
0%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC±
10%
220VAC
±10%
110VAC±
10%
Input
power
supply
frequency
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
50/60Hz
(±5%)
The
maximum
output
power
750W 750W 750W 750W 750W 750W 750W 750W 750W
Output
frequency
450±10
Hz
600±10
Hz
600±10
Hz
400±10
Hz
450±10
Hz
400±10
Hz
350±10 Hz 450±10
Hz
400±10
Hz
Output
voltage
66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC 66VAC
Normal
working
current
4A 5A 2A 5A 5A 3A 5A 5A 3A
Maximum
starting
current
14A 12A 9A 16A 16A 10A 20A 20A 16A
Tracking
accelerati-
on time
5min 7min 5min 6min
/30sec
6min
/30sec
6min
/30sec
6min
/30sec
7min
/30sec
6min/
30sec
Shutdown
decelerati-
on time
6min 8min 11min 9min
/40sec
11min 11min 9min
/40sec
12min 10min
L×W×H 480×315×88mm/18.9x12.4x3.5 inches
Weight 8.8 Kg/19.4 lbs
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Dimensions in mm.
≤
25
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Specification
Model RVP-R04 RVP-R08 RVP-R012
RVP-R016
RVP-R024
RVP-R030
RVP-R048
RVP-R065
Displace- ment Speed
m3/h(L/S)
50Hz
4(1.1) 8(2.2) 12(3.2) 16(4.4) 24(6.6) 30(8.3) 48(13.3) 65(18)
60Hz
4.8(1.3) 9.6(2.6) 14(3.8) 19.2(5.2) 28.8(7.9) 36(9.9) 57.6(16) 78(21.6)
Ultimate partial pressure gas ballast close
Pa [Torr]
5x10–2
[3.75x10
-4 ]
5x10–2
[3.75x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]4x10
–2
[3.0x10-4
]
Ultimate total pressure gas ballast close
Pa [Torr]
5x10–1
[3.75x10
-3 ]
5x10–1
[3.75x10-3
] 4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
] 4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
] 4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
] 4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
]4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
] 4x10
–1
[3.0x10-3
]
Ultimate total pressure gas ballast open
Pa [Torr]
3 [2.2x10
-2]3
[2.2x10-2]
8x10–1
[6x10-3]
8x10–1
[6x10-3
] 8x10
–1
[6x10-3
] 8x10
–1
[6x10-3
] 8x10
–1
[6x10-3
] 8x10
–1
[6x10-3
]
Power supply Single /3 Phase
Single /3Phase
Single /3 Phase
Single /3Phase
Single /3 Phase
Single /3 Phase
3-Phase 3-Phase
Power rating (kw)
0.4/0.37 0.4/0.37 0.55 0.75/0.55 1.1/0.75 1.1 1.5 2.2
Intake and exhaust DN (mm)
KF16/25 KF16/25 KF25 KF25 KF25/40 KF25/40 KF40 KF40
Oil capacity (L/qt.)
0.6-1.0 /0.63-1.06
0.6-1.0 /0.63-1.06
0.6-1.0 /0.63-1.06
0.9-1.5 /0.95-1.59
1.3-2.0 /1.37-2.11
1.3-2.0 /1.37-2.11
3.3-4.5 /3.49-4.76
3.3-4.5 /3.49-4.76
Motor speed (rpm)
50Hz 1440 1440 2100 1440 1440 1440 1440 1440
60Hz 1720 1720 2100 1720 1720 1720 1720 1720
Ambient Temperature
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
5-40°C
41-104°F
Noise level(Db) 56 56 57 58 58 58 62 62
Weight (kg/lbs) 19/42 21/47 16/35 30/66 35/77 43/95 62/137 65/143
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RotaryVane
Pumps
GNB Rotary Vane Pumps
RVP Dimensions (in / mm)
Model A in[mm]
B in[mm]
C in[mm]
D in[mm]
E in[mm]
G in[mm]
H in[mm]
I in[mm]
J in[mm]
K in[mm]
L in[mm]
DN
RVP-R04
18.1 [460]
5.67 [144]
8.15 [207]
8.27 [210]
4.33 [110]
4.96 [126]
6.06 [154]
1.77 [45]
1.77 [45]
1.34 [34]
None KF16/25
RVP-R08
18.1 [460]
5.67 [144]
8.15 [207]
8.27 [210]
4.33 [110]
4.96 [126]
6.06 [154]
1.77 [45]
1.77 [45]
1.34 [34]
None KF16/25
RVP-R012
16.14 [410]
5.67 [144]
8.15 [207]
8.27 [210]
4.33 [110]
4.96 [126]
6.06 [154]
1.77 [45]
1.77 [45]
1.34 [34]
None KF16/25
RVP-R016
20.47 [520]
7.40 [188]
10.71 [272]
12.60 [320]
5.83 [148]
6.30 [160]
6.50 [165]
2.72 [69]
2.32 [59]
1.50 [38]
11.61 [295]
KF25
RVP-R024
22.05 [560]
7.40 [188]
10.71 [272]
12.60 [320]
5.83 [148]
6.30 [160]
7.28 [185]
3.23 [82]
2.32 [59]
1.85 [47]
11.61 [295]
KF25/40
RVP-R030
22.05 [560]
7.40 [188]
10.71 [272]
12.60 [320]
5.83 [148]
6.30 [160]
7.28 [185]
3.23 [82]
2.32 [59]
1.85 [47]
11.61 295]
KF25/40
RVP-R048
28.74 [730]
9.21 [234]
14.09 [358]
15.59 [396]
7.48 [190]
7.87 [200]
8.78 [223]
6.18 [157]
2.72 [69]
2.17 [55]
15.35 [390]
KF40
RVP-R065
28.74 [730]
9.21 [234]
14.09 [358]
15.59 [396]
7.48 [190]
7.87 [200]
8.78 [223]
6.18 [157]
2.72 [69]
2.17 [55]
15.35 [390]
KF40
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Leak Detecting Products
Leak Detecting Products
The products in this family are: Helium Leak Detecting Machines
A key characteristic of any vacuum system is that it prevents atmospheric air from
entering the system. In order to accomplish this, leaks must be identified and
eliminated. There are several methods of checking for leaks such as: a pressure rise
test, ultrasonic noise checking, dye penetrant testing, soap bubble testing and helium
leak testing.
Helium mass spectrometer testing,
commonly called helium leak checking, is
the most widely used and most important
of these tests. Because the atmosphere
only contains 0.0005% helium by volume, it
is possible to use helium to find system
leaks. Also because helium is a very small
molecule, it can pass through tiny openings.
These properties make it ideal for leak
checking.
A helium mass spectrometer is an
instrument that is able to detect the amount
of helium in the gases that are present
inside a vacuum system. The leak
detector ionizes the gas and then magnets separate the helium ions from the other
gasses. Next a collector is used to sense the amount of helium ions and create an
electrical output that varies with the quantity of the ions.
Leak Checking Process
The filament in a leak checker is typically made from tungsten. It will oxidize and
become contaminated if it is exposed to air. Therefore, the larger leaks must be
identified and eliminated prior to helium leak checking because the vacuum level should
be 1.0x10-3 mbar (7.5x10-4 Torr) or lower. One method to protect the filament and
check for leaks at a higher pressure is to place a liquid nitrogen cooled baffle in front of
the leak detector. At the temperature of liquid nitrogen, the baffle will allow helium to
pass; but trap water vapor. GNB manufactures baffles that can be used for this purpose.
Leak detection can be performed with a direct flow method or a counter flow method.
With the direct flow method, the leak detector is connected directly to the vacuum
system. With the counter flow method, the leak detector can be used to detect large
leaks, yet the filament will still be protected. For the counter flow method, the exhaust
ports of two turbo pumps are connected together. This port is also connected to a
backing pump. The inlet of one turbo pump is connected to the vacuum system and the
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inlet of the other pump is connected to the leak detector. A percentage of helium is able
to flow backward through the second turbo pump whereas the heavier gasses will not.
Thus the leak detector is protected.
LEAKDETECTION
CELL
VACUUM SYSTEM
Turbo Pump 1 Turbo Pump 2
Backing Pump
Counter Flow Leak Detection Method
Leak Detecting Products
The most common method for helium leak detection is to evacuate the air from inside
the system and surround the outside of the system with helium. If there is a leak, the
helium on the outside will enter the vacuum system and be sensed by the helium leak
detector. In order to pinpoint the location of the leak, a small flow (approximately 2
bubbles a second) of helium can be sprayed through a wand. Because helium is lighter
than air, start at the highest point of the item to be checked and gradually work down.
Move slowly and spray the helium along every joint and seam. When the leak detector
senses a high level of helium, you will know that there is a leak near the tip of the wand.
In order to check an entire part/system at once, the part can be placed into a bag (or
other sealed container). Helium is then introduced at the bottom of the bag, and if there
are any leaks they will be picked up by the leak detector.
Vacuum systems must be designed and constructed so that there are no trapped
volumes of air. For example, if a vacuum chamber were welded on the inside and
outside then there could be air trapped between the two weld seams. If there is a leak
between the trapped volume of air and the inside of the vacuum system, this is called a
virtual leak. A virtual leak occurs when air is leaking into the system, yet there is no
entry location for the leak from the outside. For this reason, a helium leak check will not
be able to identify the presence of a leak, yet air molecules are entering the system so
there appears to be a leak.
GNB Leak Checker Options
The GNB leak detector features a turbo pump which is backed by a dry scroll pump.
Other options such as rotary vane backing pumps are also available. These leak
detectors are easy to operate and provide an outstanding value for the user.
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Leak DetectingProducts
Helium Leak Detectors
HMS-ZQJ-530
Specification
Model HMS-ZQJ-530
Smallest Detectable Leak Rate (He)
(Pa·m3/s)
5×10-11 Pa·m3/s
4.9x10-10 Std. cm3/s
Leak Rate Display(Pa·m3/s)
2 ×1 0-11-1×10-5 Pa·m3/s
2×10-10-1×10-4 Std. cm3/s
Maximum inlet pressure(Pa) 20Pa,150x10-3 Torr
Response Time(s) 3
Run-up Time(min) 8
Power Supply 110V±10%,60Hz, single-phase,10A
Ambient Temperature 5-30°C /41-86°F
relative humidity 80%
D×W×H 19.7x19.7x34.9 [inches]
500×500×1000 [mm]
Weight 92kg / 203lbs
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Rev ision: October 2016
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Fax: (916)395-3363
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