Choosing the wrong vacuum pump can lead to tens of thousands in additional costs annually. The properties of the process gas are the most critical, yet most frequently overlooked, factor in vacuum system selection. In the design and selection of vacuum systems, traditional parameters like pumping speed and ultimate vacuum often receive the most attention, while the core factor of the gas's chemical composition and physical properties is frequently underestimated. The nature of the gas not only directly affects the pump's suitability but also determines the system's operating cost, maintenance cycle, and final process quality. Read More

Is your vacuum pump underperforming? In just 18 minutes, learn proven techniques to diagnose core issues quickly. The vacuum pump is the heart of many industrial processes, and its stability directly impacts production efficiency and product quality. However, vacuum pump failures are inevitable. Based on 18 years of field service experience from the Wordfik team, we have compiled this guide covering the five most common vacuum pump failures to help you pinpoint problems rapidly and minimize downtime. Read More

In woodworking processes, vacuum adsorption technology is the invisible assistant enabling precision and efficient production. Oil-free dry rotary vane vacuum pumps, with their clean and efficient characteristics, are becoming core equipment in modern woodworking workshops. Read More

Vacuum drying is a critical manufacturing process for transformers, involving the removal of moisture and gases from the transformer body under negative pressure. This procedure enhances dielectric strength before final assembly and oil filling. Read More

Vacuum drying is a critical manufacturing process for transformers, involving the removal of moisture and gases from the transformer body under negative pressure. This procedure enhances dielectric strength before final assembly and oil filling. Read More

In modern industrial and scientific research fields, vacuum technology is ubiquitous. From semiconductor manufacturing to materials science, food processing to medical technology, vacuum environments provide essential conditions for numerous precision processes. Read More