DVP LC 106 WR Oil Lubricated Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump

The DVP LC 106 WR is a single-stage, oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump specially designed for applications with high humidity. Its construction enables reliable operation even in processes with large amounts of water vapor, without compromising the pump’s service life.
Performance and Application:
The pump achieves a suction capacity of 106 m³/h at 50 Hz (127 m³/h at 60 Hz) and an ultimate pressure of approx. 4 mbar absolute. It is particularly suitable for applications such as drying of moist materials, vacuum drying processes, degassing, or food processing where moisture is present in the medium.
Special Features:
A key feature of the LC 106 WR is the automatic condensate separation system: an internal mechanism separates condensate from oil and automatically drains it when the pump is stopped. This reduces the risk of oil contamination and lowers maintenance frequency.
Technical Data:
Pumping speed: 106 m³/h (50 Hz) / 127 m³/h (60 Hz)
Ultimate pressure: approx. 4 mbar absolute
Motor power: 2.2 kW (50 Hz) / 2.7 kW (60 Hz)
Maximum water vapor pumping rate: 3.2 kg/h
Noise level: approx. 68 dB(A)
Weight: approx. 71 kg
Dimensions (L×W×H): 743 × 392 × 292 mm
Operating temperature range: -20 °C to +95 °C
Oil type: DVP BV68
Oil capacity: approx. 3.5 L
Features:
– Oil check valve
– Oil mist filter with return system
– Gas ballast valve for continuous operation
– Automatic condensate separation system with float valve
– Oil level sensor for monitoring
– Vibration-damping mounting elements
– Flexible coupling between pump and motor
Typical Applications:
– Vacuum drying (textiles, wood, food)
– Plastic processing
– Degassing in the chemical industry
– Drying processes with high humidity levels
– Medical technology and laboratories
Conclusion:
The DVP LC 106 WR provides a reliable and low-maintenance solution for demanding industrial applications with high humidity. Its well-thought-out design enables efficient, continuous operation while protecting against condensate-related damage – a true workhorse for humid processes.