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VACUUM PUMP SIZING CALCULATORS

Understanding how to convert different units of measurement can be difficult, but it’s a critical skill to have. Whether you need unit conversions for vacuum-related calculations, volume flow rate, or standard flow (SCFM) and actual flow (ACFM), Becker Pumps has you covered! 

VACUUM UNIT CONVERSION CALCULATOR

Our Vacuum Unit Conversion Calculator saves you time by converting between units of measurement such as Torr, H2O, millibar, PSIA, and “Hg. This calculator is user-friendly and is compatible with both absolute and relative values.

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VOLUME FLOW RATE UNIT CONVERSION CALCULATOR

With just a few simple inputs, our Volume Flow Rate Unit Conversion Calculator allows you to convert between CFM (cubic feet per minute), LPS (liters per second), LPM (liters per minute), and m³/hr (cubic meters per hour). This is a versatile calculator that can increase your efficiency.

STANDARD FLOW (SCFM) AND ACTUAL FLOW (ACFM) CALCULATOR

Our Standard Flow (SCFM) and Actual Flow (ACFM) Calculator allows you to convert SCFM to ACFM and vice versa. This calculator removes second-guessing by accurately calculating and comparing flow rates.

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CONTACT THE UNIT CONVERSION EXPERTS

At Becker Pumps, we understand the importance of being able to accurately convert different units of measurement. No matter what unit conversion you need assistance with, Becker Pumps is here to help. Click the link below to contact us today!

Information & Resources

How to Size a Laboratory Vacuum Pump

Effective vacuum equipment is essential in any fully equipped laboratory bench from high school and college through to the most advanced research institutions working on cutting-edge science. In every case, this equipment should be sized to meet your highest levels of demand while providing cost-effective operation at low or average...

Common Uses of Vacuum Pumps in Laboratories

Vacuum is essential to support many different laboratory test processes and equipment. The most common uses for a vacuum in a lab include filtering mixtures, removing unwanted fluids, or evaporating solvents.  The type of vacuum pump needed for these processes will differ depending on the application required. Choosing the wrong...

How to Test a Vacuum Pump

Regular testing of your vacuum pumps is essential to ensure optimum performance and long equipment life. In this blog, we answer many common questions about how and when you should test the pumps powering your essential operations. PRIME TIME: ESSENTIAL VACUUM PUMP TESTING Hard-working pumps keep your essential processes running...

Case Study: A Sugarhouse Boosts Efficiency & Saves Money

This case study focuses on Ben & Judy’s Sugarhouse, a renowned sugar business in New York that creates various maple products. When Ben & Judy’s Sugarhouse faced a difficult challenge, Ben Benjamin reached out to a trusted advisor in the industry and ultimately contacted Becker Pumps for a permanent solution. ...

Symptoms of a Bad Vacuum Pump

Vacuum pumps provide a critical service in a wide range of situations where an interruption to supply can have serious consequences. From medical facilities and agriculture to uninterruptible manufacturing processes, unplanned disruptions can lead to unsafe conditions and trigger costly shutdowns and production losses. In situations like these, it’s crucial...

Deeper Vacuum Creates Leaks in Tubing: Myth vs. Reality

Maple syrup production is a time-honored tradition that relies on meticulous tapping of maple trees to extract their precious sap. In recent years, the use of deep vacuum systems for maple extraction has sparked debate, with some concerns that these systems cause micro leaks in tree taps. However, it’s crucial...

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