EM vacuum pumps are available in various configurations, including dry and oil-injected versions. Dry EM vacuum pumps are designed to operate without oil, making them ideal for applications where contamination of the process environment is not permitted. Oil-injected EM vacuum pumps, on the other hand, use oil for sealing and cooling and are suitable for applications requiring high vacuum pressures.
EM pumps are used in a wide range of applications, including semiconductor manufacturing, food and beverage processing, product packaging, pharmaceutical production, and many others. Their ability to create reliable and efficient vacuums makes them ideal for applications where high vacuum pressures are required, and where consistency and reliability are critical.
For example, in semiconductor manufacturing, EM vacuum pumps are used to create vacuum conditions necessary to prevent particles and dust from interfering with production. In the food and beverage processing industry, EM vacuum pumps are used to create vacuum packaging, extending product shelf life and preventing spoilage.
