The Vacuum Sand Suction Machine is a specialized industrial equipment designed for efficient extraction, transportation, and recycling of granular or powdered materials such as sand, steel grit, coal dust, and mineral ores. Utilizing vacuum suction technology, it operates by creating negative pressure through a high-performance pump (e.g., rotary vane or liquid ring vacuum pumps ), which enables rapid material transfer while minimizing dust emission.
Technical Parameters
Why Choose This Machine?
* Cost-Effective: Reduces material waste and labor costs via automated suction/recycling. * Eco-Friendly: Minimizes airborne dust and complies with ISO 14001 environmental standards . * Scalable: Modular designs (e.g., PHARMA 20.18 ) allow customization for niche applications.
FAQs
Q1: How does the vacuum suction mechanism work? A: The machine uses a rotary vane pump or liquid ring vacuum pump to generate negative pressure. As air is evacuated, materials are drawn through hoses into a cyclone separator, where particles settle into a collection hopper, and clean air is expelled . Q2: What materials can it handle? A: It supports dry, non-sticky granules/powders like sand, coal dust, steel grit, and food-grade substances. Liquids require specialized models with spill-proof valves (e.g., YX980D’s liquid protection system) . Q3: How to maintain filtration efficiency? A: Regularly clean/replace pulse jet filters and inspect cyclone separators for blockages. Use embossed bags (for dust-sensitive industries) to ensure airtight sealing . Q4: What are the limitations in transport distance? A: Standard models handle 40–50 m horizontal/vertical ranges. For longer distances (e.g., mining pipelines), booster pumps or high-pressure systems (e.g., VSS-HP220) are recommended . Q5: Can it operate in explosive environments? A: Yes. ATEX-certified models with spark-resistant motors and anti-static hoses are available for hazardous zones (e.g., coal plants) . Q6: What distinguishes industrial models from commercial vacuums? A: Industrial units feature higher suction power (≥0.7 MPa), ruggedized materials (e.g., stainless steel), and compatibility with abrasive media. Commercial vacuums prioritize portability over heavy-duty performance
