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HIGH PERFORMANCE PUMPS PUMPS & SYSTEMS
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DIAPHRAGM PUMPS FOR PROCESS INDUSTRIES. LEADING SPECIALISTS.
Outstanding performance for demanding applications
Our pumps start with your specs and are then designed to fulfil the demands and complex challenges of industrial process conditions – fit for special tasks:
• Uncontaminated transfer, compression and evacuation of valuable and hazardous processing media at temperatures up to 240 O
C • ATEX compliant design
• Sample gas pumps for mobile/stationary process gas analysis
KNF - your partner for customised pumps and systems
KNF Neuberger UK Ltd Ave 2, Station Lane Ind Est, Witney, Oxon, OX28 4FA
info@knf.co.uk www.knf.co.uk
n many industries, environmental engineering and research, high- performance, durable and reliable diaphragm vacuum pumps are widely sought whether for evacuating, transferring or compressing
functions. The N 922 pump series from KNF fits the bill. Additionally, this pump series is now available with stainless steel pump heads, making it suitable for even more applications. The N 922 diaphragm vacuum pump transfers media reliably and with
low maintenance requirements. Being modular, it can be tailored to suit many specific applications. The gas transfer pump is also now available in three new versions with stainless steel pump heads. The new models are leak-tight in keeping with KNF’s standards, and feature higher values in all the key areas, with a flow rate of up to 25 l/min, up to 110 mbar abs depth of vacuum and up to 6 bar g of pressure. This makes them particularly convenient for stationary emissions measurements or gas compression in the power generation industry, for example. Few wearing parts, long periods between required maintenance work and low inspection costs all add up to low operating costs. The gas-transferring parts of the new N 922 models are equipped with
an EPDM or PTFE-coated diaphragm. This makes them chemically resistant and suitable for environmental and media temperatures of up to 60˚C. For optimal condensate draining, the compressor housing in the N 922 with protection class IP54 can repositioned in increments of 90˚ separately from the motor. Both protection classes can be combined with single-phase or three-phase AC motors. With the IP20 protection class, the single-phase AC motor covers a
voltage range from 100–120 V at 50/60 Hz to 200–240 V at 50/60 Hz. All N 922 models with protection class IP20 come with a mounting plate, which can be quickly fitted into any system due to its flexible bore pattern. In models with IP54 protection class, the single-phase AC motor covers
voltages of 100–120 V at 50/60 Hz, 230 V at 50 Hz as well as 220 V at 60 Hz. The three-phase AC motor for 230/400 V at 50/60 Hz can be operated with a frequency converter, which makes the performance of the N 922 dynamically adjustable to the requirements of the process. Both AC motors are designed for continuous operation, and the reinforced motor bearings provide for a long service life even in high-pressure conditions. The impressive specifications of the new N 922 are even available in
an Ex version for use in explosive atmospheres. These work with up to 2.5 bar of positive pressure. The Ex DE motor with protection class IP66 is ATEX and IECEx-compliant (incl. CCOE, NEPSI, KOSHA), so suits demanding applications. The position of the compressor housing can be adjusted in increments of 90˚ separately from the motor to enable the optimal drainage of condensate. Easy servicing remains the focus of these new models. Emission
measurement systems in particular are often difficult to access, making longer periods between required maintenance work an important criterion. Depending on the area of application, the diaphragm and the valves of the N 922 only need to be replaced periodically. Thanks to the special durable design, this can even be carried out on assembled analytical systems using standard tools, ensuring that the measurement technology remains ready for operation even under extreme conditions.
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