Q1: What is a Vortex Pump Integrated Machine?

A Vortex pump integrated machine is a compact vacuum pump system designed to generate stable vacuum pressure using a vortex (regenerative) pumping principle.
Unlike traditional oil-sealed pumps, it works without oil, cooling water, or complex auxiliary systems, making it easier to install and operate.

Q2: How does a vortex pump work, in simple language?

A vortex pump moves air by creating a high-speed rotating airflow inside the pump chamber.

This rotating airflow gradually pushes gas molecules toward the outlet, creating vacuum pressure.

Because there is no direct mechanical contact inside, the pump:

• Produces very low vibration
  
• Runs quietly
  
• Has minimal wear, which explains its long service life

This makes it ideal as a vortex pump forepump for vacuum system setups.

Q3: Why is this integrated machine better than traditional vacuum pumps?

Compared with conventional pumps, this system offers clear advantages:

• 30% smaller size than equivalent flow-rate vortex pumps
• 45% lighter weight, easier for installation and relocation
• Low noise (60–65 dB), suitable for laboratories and cleanrooms
• Almost maintenance-free, no oil changes or water lines
• Air-cooled design, eliminating cooling water requirements

Because of these features, many users choose it as a low noise maintenance free vacuum pump for sensitive environments.

Q4: Where is a vortex pump integrated machine commonly used?

Thanks to its compact and clean design, it is widely applied in:

• Laboratories and analytical instruments
  
• Oxygen adjustment systems
  
• Electron and coating equipment
  
• Solar energy manufacturing
  
• Supporting vacuum systems for precision instruments

For labs in particular, a compact vortex vacuum pump for laboratory use helps save bench space while maintaining stable performance.

Q5: Can it be used as a forepump for high vacuum systems?

Yes.

This integrated unit works very well as a air cooled vortex vacuum pump forepump for small high vacuum systems.

With pumping speeds ranging from 3 to 22 L/s and an ultimate pressure of 3 Pa, it provides reliable backing vacuum for diffusion pumps or turbo molecular pumps.

Q6: How do I choose the right model?

Here’s a simplified guide:

• Small analytical instruments → RGP-10-Y or RGP-20-Y
  
• Coating or laboratory systems → RGP-50-Y
  
• Higher flow or OEM integration → RGP-80-Y

If you need flexible connections, models with KF25 / KF40 inlet options make integration easier, especially when selecting a vortex pump integrated machine price that matches performance needs.

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