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    Rotary pump and compressor

    Sept. 21, 2012
    The oilless Picolino rotary pump and compressor is designed for a variety of applications, including medical, vacuum lifting, laboratory, air sampling, sewage aeration, and printing.

    The oilless Picolino rotary pump and compressor is designed for a variety of applications, including medical, vacuum lifting, laboratory, air sampling, sewage aeration, and printing. The quiet, pulsation-free pump comes in two configurations – the DTE (pressure) with inlet silencer, pressure-relief valve and outlet tube connector, and the VTE (vacuum) with outlet silencer and tube connector.

    Features include 3.5 m3/hr to 12.0 m3/hr (2.06 cfm to 7.6 cfm) maximum flow; pressure to 1.0 bar (14.5 psig); and vacuum to 150 mbar abs. (25.1 in.-Hg).

    Thomas Div.
     a Gardner Denver Co.
    1419 Illinois Ave.
    Sheboygan, WI 53081
    (920) 457-4891

    © 2012 Penton Media, Inc.

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