Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps for Industrial Process Applications

Process Vacuum supplies liquid ring vacuum pumps and engineered pump packages for demanding industrial applications. Equipment is selected around the required capacity, operating pressure, process conditions and construction materials, helping customers identify a suitable solution for their specific duty.

What we build

Pump Configurations for Different Applications

Flat-Sided Liquid Ring Pumps

A liquid ring pump configuration to consider when selecting equipment for the required process duty. Confirm model-specific characteristics with the engineering team.

Conical Liquid Ring Pumps

An alternative liquid ring pump configuration. Suitability depends on the application and the manufacturer's technical specifications.

Engineering and testing capability

Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps Selected to Your Duty

Liquid ring vacuum pumps are used across a range of industrial processes. Selecting the right pump depends on the required capacity, suction pressure, gas and vapour load, operating conditions and material compatibility.

10–54,000

m³/h documented capacity range

33 mbar

Documented vacuum level

Multiple

Construction material options

Industry Applications

Engineered Solutions for a Range of Industries

Our vacuum systems support a wide range of industrial applications, helping improve efficiency, reliability and process performance.

Mineral Filtration

Power Generation

Pulp and Paper

Chemical and Petrochemical

Industry Applications

Frequently asked questions

What capacity range is available?

The documented liquid ring vacuum pump range extends from 10 to 54,000 m³/h. The suitable capacity depends on the operating conditions and selected pump.

What vacuum level can the pumps achieve?

The framework documents vacuum levels down to 33 mbar. Confirm the relevant model and operating conditions for a specific application.

Can Process Vacuum supply a complete pump package?

Process Vacuum supplies engineered pump packages. Share your requirements so the team can assess the appropriate equipment and package scope.

Which pump is right for a filtration application?

Selection depends on the filtration process, required capacity, suction pressure, gas and vapour load, and operating conditions. Providing process data helps the engineering team assess the duty.

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