Mechanical Classification Of Air Pumps

Pneumatic booster pump

Pneumatic booster pump is divided into gas-liquid booster pump and gas booster pump. The principle of the gas-liquid booster pump is to use the low air pressure of the large area piston to generate the high hydraulic pressure of the small area piston. A variety of gas drives: compressed air, nitrogen, water vapor, natural gas, etc. can be used as the driving gas source of the pump. Wide range of applications: used in the industrial field for clamping of machine tool chucks, charging of accumulators, charging of high-pressure bottles, converting low-pressure gas into high-pressure gas, etc. Where the air source pressure is not high enough, a booster pump can be used whether it is a machine or a test device.

Nitrogen booster pump

Pneumatic booster pump is divided into gas-liquid booster pump, gas booster pump, the principle of booster pump is to use the low pressure of the large area piston to generate the high hydraulic pressure of the small area piston. Nitrogen booster pump is a kind of pneumatic booster pump. It is driven by gas, without arc and spark, and can be used in dangerous places. Compared with other air-driven pumps, booster pumps can do the same job, but with fewer parts and seals, and simpler maintenance.

Micro vacuum stamping pump

With the vigorous development of the instrumentation industry, small, oil-free and environmentally friendly micro vacuum pumps and micro air pumps are used more and more widely. How to choose the most appropriate product among the various specifications of micro-pumps, we must first clarify the purpose of the micro-pump. If you just use a micro air pump to output compressed air. Simply put, it is only used to inflate and inflate, and the air outlet of the pump is basically not used. This situation is relatively simple, and the output pressure can be selected in descending order: PCF5015N, FAA8006, FAA6003, FAA4002, FM2002, FM1001. Of course, it is necessary to refer to relevant technical parameters such as flow indicators.