NAVAC Inc.: Vacuum Pump

Company: NAVAC Inc.

Description: This corrosion-resistant vacuum pump is designed to guard against the damaging effects of ammonia-based refrigerants. Part of the company’s Master Series of HVACR solutions, this product combines protection with power via a flow rate of 12 cfm for fast, heavy duty performance. With a stainless-steel inlet port and corrosion-resistant pump, it protects against ammonia’s adverse effects for a significantly lengthened product lifespan. Applications include meat, poultry, and fish processing facilities; dairy and ice cream plants; fruit juice, vegetable juice, and soft drink processing facilities; cold storage warehouses; and petrochemical facilities. The product features an industrial-grade design and has a brushless DC motor technology that maintains peak efficiency while yielding low starting amperage and soft-starting down to 30°F. Its twin-cylinder functionality allows the product to vacuum down to 5 microns. Other features include adjustable gas ballast for moisture handling capability, high-performance oil mist filter for a clean environment, a recessed power switch safeguarding against tripping and rain, a ball-valve oil drainage design, and a low operating sound level.

Contact: 877-696-2822, www.navacglobal.com, eProduct 187

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