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Technical information about products

Calculation vacuum generators

Based upon our experience and upon the values

measured during the system design,

we recommend to choose the vacuum generator

depending on the diameter of the suction pad,

according to the table below:

Note:

The indicated values apply to all types of vacuum generators.

The recommended suction rate is for a single suction pad and is valid only for

smooth, air-tight surfaces. For porous surfaces we recommend the execution

of a suitable test before the selection of the vacuum generator.

Calculation of the required suction rate V [M

3

/H, L/MIN]

V = n x VS

n = number of suction pads

V

S

= required suction rate

for a single suction pad [m

3

/h, l/min]

Required suction rate as a function of the suction pad diameter

Suction pad ø

Required suction rate Vs

up to 20 mm 0,17 m

3

/h

2,83 l/min

up to 40 mm 0,35 m

3

/h

5,83 l/min

up to 60 mm 0,5 m

3

/h

8,3 l/min

up to 90 mm 0,75 m

3

/h

12,7 l/min

up to 120 mm 1 m

3

/h

16,6 l/min

Selection of vacuum switches

Vacuum switches and pressure gauges are

normally selected on the basis of the functions

required in the application and on the

switching frequency.

The following functions are available:

- adjustable switching point

- fixed or adjustable hysteresis

- digital and/or analog output signals

- status LED

- display with keypad

- connection with M5 Female thread, G1/8 Male

flange or plug-in tube

Example:

- vacuum switch SWD-V00-PA with digital

display, adjustable switching point and

adjustable hysteresis (already integrated in the

compact ejector)

- pressure gauge.

We choose a compact ejector Mod. VEC-20 with a suction rate of 116 l/min.

Example: V = 6 x 16,6

V = 99,6 l/min

The suction rate values of the different vacuum generators can be found

in the table Technical Data.

Selection of the vacuum switches and pressure gauges

Even if you are confident that the results of the system-design work are correct, you should still carry out tests

with original workpieces to be on the safe side.

However, the theoretical system design will give you a good idea of the general parameters for the intended application.

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