Clutch-driven vacuum pumps are high-efficiency, high-volume vacuum pumps that move air into or out of something.
There are a large number of clutch driven vacuum pumps to meet the different needs of homes, factories and industries. The rotating surface model uses the force generated by the pressure washer. This would rotate two or three spray nozzles at high speed to ensure maximum cleaning on flat surfaces. The detachable gun and lance allow switching from rotary to conventional operation for cleaning corners, including vertical spots or other hard-to-reach places.
The Fury model is a one-step catch and clean system that pressure washes, rinses and recovers the waste stream for effective treatment. This is good for premium and environmentally sensitive work. Standard features are high-efficiency vacuum pump and gauge, high-vacuum electric motor shutdown, clutch-driven high-pressure pump, trigger gun control, automatic sewage pumpdown, low-water shutdown, check valve pressure relief, bag filter debris collection, high pressure soap system, emergency stop button, hour meter and one year warranty.
The history of vacuum pump engineering began in 1644, in Magdeburg, Germany, with Otto von Guerick’s famous Magdeburg Hemispheres experiment. The rise of vacuum pump technology has been phenomenal in that vacuum pumps are now used in the production of incandescent light bulbs, freeze-drying of life-saving drugs, distillation of crude oil for gasoline, production of from special high-strength metal alloys like titanium used in military aircraft, food packaging of meat products to extend shelf life, semiconductor manufacturing that led to the computer revolution, etc.
Other clutch driven pumps include truck vacuum pumps. These air and liquid cooled pressure/vacuum pumps are a boon to operators and owners of vacuum trucks and mobile equipment. These are designed for mobile and stationary applications such as septic tank pumping, hazardous liquid waste disposal, oil field servicing, water transportation, car wash pit cleaning, and grease traps. There are stand-alone air-cooled and liquid-cooled models.
There are clutch-driven pumps for use in industries such as construction, earthmoving, technology and materials for battery manufacturers, environmental suppliers, road construction crews, welding, piping supplies and aluminum to logging and material handling. .
