Festo Vacuum Pump, 0.95mm nozzle , 4bar 62.7L/min, VN series

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RS Stock No.:
203-6255
Mfr. Part No.:
VN-10-L-T4-PQ2-VQ3-RO2
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Maximum Suction Flow

62.7L/min

Maximum Vacuum Pressure

4bar

Nozzle Diameter

0.95mm

Manufacturer Series

VN

Silencer

Yes

Maximum Input Pressure

6bar

Vacuum Gauge

Yes

Maximum Operating Temperature

+60°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

0°C

Inlet Port Size

6 mm

Exhaust Port Size

0.3in

Operating Pressure

1 to 8bar

Outlet Port Size

8 mm

COO (Country of Origin):
HU

Festo Vacuum Pump, T-Shape Type, 8 Bar Operating Pressure Maximum - VN-10-L-T4-PQ2-VQ3-RO2


This pint-sized vacuum pump from Festo may only measure 18mm wide, but don't let its size fool you. With a suction rate of 62.7L/min, it's a powerhouse that does the job in a jiffy. Thanks to the open silencer, this component keeps noise levels at a low 72dB during operation, making it a smart choice that boosts environmental safety and comfort. The POM-reinforced housing resists corrosion, so you can relax knowing this device calls for minimal maintenance.

Features & Benefits


• Push-in QS connectors make installation a snap
• Wide operating temperature range between 0°C and +60°C for use in demanding indoor conditions

Applications


• Water treatment facilities
• Pneumatic tools
• Manufacturing systems

How do I mount this component?


It's a walk in the park to mount this unit to your system. You can either screw it in directly or use a mounting plate (203-6128) to make the vacuum DIN-rail compatible.

How does this vacuum work?


This product operates on the Venturi principle, meaning the fluid moving through the pipes is faster than the vacuum. This movement sucks air back into your device.

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