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Ejectors
Vacuum ejectors, also known as venturi, are essential components in industrial automation. These devices operate using high-speed compressed air to generate a pressure reduction, thereby creating a vacuum that allows for the suction and handling of objects.
Characteristics
- Operating Principle: They use the principle of airflow to create a low-pressure zone, which allows the surrounding air to be sucked in and generate the vacuum needed for object handling.
- Energy Efficiency: Due to the use of compressed air as the working fluid, ejectors are characterised by high energy-efficiency, reducing operational costs and contributing to environmental sustainability.
- Reliability: They are simple mechanical devices without moving parts, making them reliable and long-lasting. They can operate continuously without the need for frequent maintenance.
- Versatility: They are suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, including the handling of sheet metal, plastic, glass, wood, and more. They can be used to lift, transfer, move, and position objects in various production processes.
- Ease of Integration: They can be easily integrated into existing automation systems and configured to meet the specific needs of the application. They come with standard connectors for connection to air compression pumps and other vacuum system components.
Application Sectors
Vacuum ejectors are widely used in various industrial sectors due to their versatility and reliable performance. They are applied in the automotive industry for handling components such as glass, sheet metal, and plastics, in electronics for picking and assembling electronic boards, in the packaging industry for lifting and transferring boxes and containers, in the food and pharmaceutical industries for handling packaging and delicate products, and in many other sectors where safe and precise object handling is required. With their efficiency and versatility, vacuum ejectors help optimise production processes and improve efficiency in industrial automation.
Functioning and Types of Vacuum Ejectors
Vacuum ejectors, also known as venturi, operate by using high-speed airflow to create a low-pressure zone, allowing for the suction and handling of objects.
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