3. CENTRALIZATION WITH AN INVERTER VACUUM PUMP

Are you placing (or adding) small vacuum pumps at each location in your factory where vacuum is needed? In such cases, each pump typically runs at full capacity regardless of the actual load, becoming increasingly inefficient as the number of pumps increases. Additionally, scattered pumps often make it difficult to manage maintenance and respond to breakdowns in a unified manner, leading to unclear operational conditions.

Many factories have centralized compressed air supply systems (e.g., compressor rooms). By applying the same concept to vacuum systems and centralizing the vacuum source (central vacuum system), coupled with inverter control, you can eliminate these inefficiencies and reduce maintenance efforts.