With Mink vacuum pumps, two clawshaped rotors turn in opposite directions inside the housing. Due to the shape of these claw rotors, the air or gas is sucked in, compressed and discharged. The claw rotors do not come in contact with each other or with the cylinder in which they are rotating. Tight clearances between the claw rotors and the housing optimize the internal seal and provide a consistently high pumping speed. A synchronization gearbox ensures exact synchronization of the claw rotors. Mink vacuum pumps are driven by a directly flange-mounted motor.

Industrial vacuum generation for many applications
Mink claw vacuum pumps are available in a wide range of sizes. Special models for certain applications such as dust and gas explosion protection, high water vapor content, gas tightness, increased oxygen content etc., are also available.