Dry running claw pressure / vacuum pumps

ER Product Photo Exterior Claw Compressor Vacuum Pump C KLR80141

The C-KLR claw pressure-vacuum pump stands out for its high efficiency and dry, contact-free compression technology. This robust pump features an IE3 motor and is designed for a range of applications, delivering consistent vacuum up to -0.6 bar and pressure up to +1.0 bar. Its integrated air cooling system eliminates the need for additional cooling mediums, making it a low-maintenance solution for your industrial needs. The C-KLR's flange-mounted motor complies with DIN EN 60034 standards, offering IP 55 protection and insulation class F for reliable and safe operation.

High Efficiency: Optimized for energy savings, the C-KLR operates with an IE3 motor for top-tier performance.
Dry, Contact-Free Compression: Ensures clean operation, ideal for sensitive environments where contamination must be avoided.
Independent Vacuum and Pressure Points: Offers flexibility in application, as vacuum and pressure functions operate independently of each other.
Low Maintenance: Designed for ease of use with minimal upkeep required, enhancing operational uptime.
Integrated Cooling System: Features built-in air cooling and an after-cooler for compressed air, leading to low exhaust temperatures and enhanced efficiency.
Versatile Use: Suitable for a wide range of applications, the C-KLR adapts to various industrial settings with ease.

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Capacity Range: Offers a broad capacity from 80 to 140 m³/h, accommodating different process demands.
Continuous Operation Vacuum: Provides a consistent vacuum for continuous operation up to -0.6 bar.
Pressure Capability: Delivers pressure performance up to +1.0 bar, suitable for a variety of tasks.
Standard Compliance: The flange-mounted motor is in line with DIN EN 60034 standards, featuring IP 55 protection and insulation class F for durability and safety.

The C-KLR claw pressure-vacuum pump is well-suited for a variety of industries due to its high efficiency, dry compression technology, and capacity to provide both vacuum and pressure. Here are some industries that commonly use such technology: