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ULVAC Launches ECO-SHOCK ES4A Dry Vacuum Pump Accessory

Reduces power consumption by attaching to the dry vacuum pump exhaust line.

ULVAC, Inc. recently developed and started selling the ECO-SHOCK ES4A, a power saving accessory for dry vacuum pumps that can reduce power consumption substantially by attaching to the dry vacuum pump exhaust line.
 
Dry vacuum pumps consume particularly large amounts of electricity in production lines. It is of crucial importance to reduce their power consumptionIt has been difficult to reduce power consumption of dry vacuum pumps that are used for frequent pumping down of loading/unloading chambers of vacuum systems and use large amounts of sealing gas.
 
To resolve this difficulty, ULVAC launched the ECO-SHOCK ES4A. This product enables a reduction in power consumption of dry vacuum pumps that are used for frequent pumping down of loading/unloading chambers of large vacuum system and use large amounts of sealing gas.
 
The ECO-SHOCK ES4A can be attached to dry pump exhaust lines that have already been installed. The ECO-SHOCK ES4A can be used to pump down air, nitrogen, argon and other stable and safe gases. However, it cannot be used in applications such as flammable, burn ability and toxic gas exhausts, or for solid/fluid suction.

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