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Shinko Seiki (Japan): waterproof vacuum pump and vacuum equipment

Industry News · 2026-09-16Shinko Seiki (Japan): waterproof vacuum pump and vacuum equipment

Shinko Seiki is a Japanese vacuum equipment company, known by many Asian factories for its water-sealed vacuum pumps, dry pumps and sealed oil hammer pumps.

Information about the company.

Shinko Seiki was founded in 1949 in Kobe, Japan. In addition to vacuum pumps, the company is also renowned for its thin film depositing equipment. Standard products include dry vacuum pumps, sealed oil hammer pumps, waterproof vacuum pumps and mechanical booster pumps.

What is a water-free foot pump?

The term "water-sealed vacuum pump" describes the same principle as a water-circular vacuum pump: a rotating water ring forms a closed side between the wing and the body of the pump. So the statements of advantages (humidity, air resistance to dirt, near-heat compression) and limitation (foot not limited by the vapor pressure of the water) apply.

Mechanical pressure increases when the foot needs to be deeper.

When the vacuum needs to be deeper than the level that the water ring pump can, the root pump is usually placed in front of the primary pump. This configuration is used in food vacuum cooling, vacuum drying and some chemical processes, but the pressure pump needs relatively clean gas so there must be a shutter and a protective separator.

Solution from Kenflo

With average vacuum needs in humid, dirty environments,The Kenflo water pump.are familiar choices: CBF, CDF, 2BE1, CBE2 double level and SK(2YK); 2BW complexes and YS vacuum plumber equipment for the complete project. When replacing the Japanese pump, please provide flow, suction pressure, water sealing temperature, capacity and flange size for us to calculate; you canContact us .at any time.

Frequently asked questions.

Does the waterproof foot pump reach no depth?

Non-extreme legs are limited by the slightly saturated pressure of water: about 17 mbar at 15 °C and 32 mbar at 25 °C. To go deeper, a two-level pump, ejector or pressure pump is needed.

Can it be used for flammable gas?

Yes, thanks to the close thermal compression and no metal rubbing in the compression chamber, but must choose the appropriate explosion-proof version and protect the liquid level.

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