Vacuum systems
Vacuum systems allow for the generation of negative pressure within equipment or process circuits, facilitating various industrial operations where it is necessary to remove air, gases, or vapors from the system. In pharmaceutical, biotechnological, and cosmetic facilities, vacuum is used to improve the efficiency of certain processes, protect product quality, and facilitate transfer or treatment operations.
These systems are integrated into the plant's utility infrastructure, providing a controlled vacuum source for various equipment and stages of the production process.
Vacuum systems
Vacuum systems allow for the generation of negative pressure within equipment or process circuits, facilitating various industrial operations where it is necessary to remove air, gases, or vapors from the system. In pharmaceutical, biotechnological, and cosmetic facilities, vacuum is used to improve the efficiency of certain processes, protect product quality, and facilitate transfer or treatment operations.
These systems are integrated into the plant's utility infrastructure, providing a controlled vacuum source for various equipment and stages of the production process.
Technology and integration
Productive versatility
Degassing of products and processes
Product transfer
Thermal processes and evaporation
Process Vapor and Gas Management
Key solutions and benefits
Stable vacuum generation for process operation
Performance improvement in degassing operations
Optimization of sensitive thermal processes
It allows operation at lower temperatures by reducing the boiling point of fluids.
Control of vapors and gases generated in the process
Integration with Multiple Process Teams
It can feed reactors, transfer systems, or other vacuum network-connected equipment.
Connection to plant-wide centralized vacuum networks
Allow distribution of the utility from empty to various points of use within the facility.
Applications
Pharmaceutical sector
Biotechnology sector
Cosmetics industry
Veterinary sector