Vacuum Pump Filters

Protects valuable vacuum pump equipment

Prevent dust and particulate matter from entering a vacuum pump is critical to ensuring long servive life.  Graver Technologies understands these concerns and has been a leading OEM supplier to the manufacturers of industrial vacuum pumps for many years.  We design and manufactures high-efficiency filtration products to  meet the  demanding specifications.

Key Features

  • Removes particles from air and gases used in vacuum applications
  • Protects downstream vacuum pump from solid particles
  • Available micron ratings from .3 um – 50 um
  • Designs to 700°F available
  • Polyester, fiberglass & organic fiber media
  • Piston seal technology ensures effective sealing of elements to housing
  • In-house vessel fabrication facility carries an ASME Code stamp & PED 2014/68/EU
  • Housings designs from full vacuum to 180 PSIG
  • Materials of construction include carbon and stainless steel
  • Housings are available with connection sizes ranging from ½ inch to 12”

Typical Applications

  • Woodworking
  • Material handling
  • Food packaging
  • Semiconductor fabrication

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Vacuum Pump Filters

The LKV and HKV Series filters offer a replaceable, cleanable element that features a pleated or "radial fin" cartridge design.

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  • Pleated, maximum area elements
  • Low pressure loss design Large dirt holding capacity, longer operation between element changes
  • Positive sealing, high vacuum capability
  • Cleanable, reusable filter element
  • Modified and custom designs available
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