Venturi Pump

Venturi Pumps are used to draw water from hydraulic water pumps and push it through the flow head which in turn create a continuous jet suction effect. These kind of pumps are widely used in industrial applications.

How does a Venturi Pump works?
The working and performance of the pump depends on vacuum level, vacuum flow, evacuation speed and air consumption. A transducer produces a vacuum . This is done by forcing compressed air through a limiting orifice into a venturi section. As the air exits the orifice it expands, increasing velocity to supersonic speeds before entering the venturi section. This creates a negative pressure or vacuum at the vacuum inlet port located between the orifice and venturi section. This high velocity insures efficient and effective operation.

Uses and Features

• A venturi pump is well suited for explosion proof applications.
• It is economical to operate.
• These pumps are durable and reliable.
• They do not require lubrication.
• They are made of light weight materials.
• They are compact in size.
• Valves can be removed easily without removing the pump from the place where it is mounted.
• These types of pumps are dust resistant and prevent corrosion.
• These pumps are easy to control.

Applications of Venturi Pump:
Venturi pumps are used in wide variety of industries and applications. They are as follows:

• Semiconductors
• Robotics and automotives
• Electronics
• Packaging
• Filling machines
• Corrosive and acidic applications
• Metal sheet handling
• Vacuum veneering
• Pneumatic conveyor
• Vacuum clamping
• Lifting non porous materials such as sheet metal, glass, and laminates.
• Handling small components in electronic industries.
• Industrial vacuum pump applications