Preventing vacuum generator malfunctions!
The VFT series vacuum filters feature excellent filtration elements that keep vacuum generators clean and prevent failures. With a diverse range of sizes available, they are effective for all types of vacuum generators. The pore sizes of 80/100μm suppress the inflow of various sizes of debris from the air. The elements inside the filter are available in stainless steel and polyethylene types. The stainless steel element (100μm size) can be washed and reused several times. The polyethylene element helps reduce initial costs.
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【Features】 ○ Excellent filtration filter element → Keeps the vacuum generator clean and prevents failures ○ Various sizes → Compatible with all vacuum generators ○ Pore size 80/100μm → Reduces the inflow of various sizes of debris from the air ○ Stainless steel element (100μm size) → Washable and reusable multiple times ○ Polyethylene element → Reduces initial costs ○ Transparent nylon filter cup → Clearly shows the amount of debris in the filter ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Applications/Examples of results
Vacuum generator, prevention of dust and debris inflow into the vacuum line.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| VFT-80 | General-purpose vacuum filter. Element made of polyethylene. Filtration precision: 80μm. Connection port size: parallel 1/8 male thread to parallel 3/4 male thread. |
| VFT-100 | General-purpose vacuum filter. Element made of stainless steel. Filtration precision: 100μm. Connection port size: parallel 1/8 male thread to parallel 3/4 male thread. |
Company information
This is the Japanese subsidiary of the long-established German manufacturer "J.Schmalz GmbH," founded in 1910. We handle vacuum equipment for automated transport, vacuum grippers for automated transport, manual transport systems, and vacuum clamping systems for processing machines. We are continuously developing optimal products for various industries, including the automotive, food, packaging, plastics, and solar cell industries.