Hydraulicspneumatics 599 Fipa Ejektoren Ejectors Air Saving Function

Vacuum ejectors

Jan. 14, 2013
EKPP, EKP, and EMM series ejectors conserve energy without compromising cycle times. Featuring automatic pressure regulation, they reduce compressed air usage by up to 50% per work piece, regardless of its porosity. EMA and EKP-LSE series achieve savings of up to 97% for airtight work pieces.
EKPP, EKP, and EMM series ejectors conserve energy without compromising cycle times. Featuring automatic pressure regulation, they reduce compressed air usage by up to 50% per work piece, regardless of its porosity. EMA and EKP-LSE series achieve savings of up to 97% for airtight work pieces. Ejectors use 50.8 psi internally, reaching maximum vacuum at a feed pressure of 58 psi. Higher feed pressure is automatically reduced to 58 psi internally, meaning they never use more than 50.8 psi.

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