Oil Lubricated Vacuum Pump

The Oil Lubricated Vacuum Pump from Leelam Industries is an extreme pressure industrial unit that is in high demand within various industrial applications. It is a single-stage pump that requires a standard alternating voltage of 220 to 440 volts and can displace fluids at a rate of 50 liters per minute. The pump has a motor with a power of 0.25 HP and can achieve a maximum speed of up to 1450 rounds per minute. It is an ideal choice for heavy-duty industrial applications that require high-pressure pumping.

• Free Air Displacement: 50 Ltr/Min
• Motor: 0.25 HP
• No. of Stages: 1
• Pump Speed: 1450 RPM
• Phase: Single
• Brand: Leelam Industries
• Usage/Application: Industrial
• Model: LMB-50

• The Oil Lubricated Vacuum Pump is made to operate effectively and dependably in a variety of industrial applications.
• Because to its durable design, it may be used for an extended period of time in challenging conditions.
• This pump has a superior oil lubrication system that lengthens its lifespan and lowers maintenance needs.
• It has outstanding vacuum performance and can reliably reach and sustain low pressure levels.

• Its constant and dependable performance makes the Oil Lubricated Vacuum Pump the perfect choice for demanding industrial applications.
• By minimizing wear and tear on vital components, it increases equipment longevity and, over time, reduces costs.
• This vacuum pump runs softly, improving the comfort of the operators' workspace and lowering noise pollution.
• Excellent vacuum levels are provided, enabling comprehensive and effective evacuations in a variety of procedures.

You should typically change the oil in your vacuum pump every 3 to 6 months, but the frequency may vary depending on usage and manufacturer recommendations.

The cost of maintenance for oil lubricated vacuum pumps is generally higher than for oil-free vacuum pumps due to oil changes and associated servicing.

Oil lubricated vacuum pumps may not be suitable for handling corrosive gases or chemicals, as the oil can be contaminated or degraded in such conditions, potentially leading to pump damage.