RBP Series
Oil-Less Roots Booster Vacuum Pump
Becker RBP Series vacuum pumps are high vacuum, dry booster pumps that operate using the Roots operating principle. In combination with an oil-lubricated rotary vane pump, Roots booster pumps, or Roots blowers are often used in pumping stations to achieve a very high-volume flow with a deep final vacuum. No oil to change and only minimal maintenance is required.
Each RBP Series pump comes standard with:
- Bypass valve
- Built-in inlet filter
- Vacuum regulating valve
- Vibration isolators
- Discharge silencers
Features
- 100% dry operation
- Air-cooled
- Compact design
- Variety of motors available
- Single shaft direct drive
- Continuous duty rated
Benefits
- Low operation and maintenance costs
- Cool operation
- No cycling times
- Quiet operation – no silencer enclosures necessary
- Small footprint for space savings
- Straightforward construction for fast and easy service on-site to reduce downtime
Product Information / Specifications
APPLICATION AND MARKET USES
The RBP Series’ straightforward construction makes for a robust, long-life displacement pump with low operation and maintenance costs, perfectly suited for applications requiring high pumping speeds.
BY APPLICATION
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Evacuation
From food processing and packaging, to thermoforming and manufacturing, the removal of air or gas from a given space is one of the most wide ranging applications of vacuum pumps and systems.
BY MARKET
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Primary Packaging and Food Processing
Whether you have an inline tray sealer, chamber machine, rotary chamber machine, tumbler or massager our robust vacuum pumps keep your machine running.
Information & Resources
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