SDR Series Model
TF105 dry screw vacuum pump for SDR series selection
TF105 is an SDR series dry screw vacuum pump model. The first selection review should start with working pressure and volumetric flow rate, then check gas composition, temperature, duty cycle, and site requirements before the final configuration is quoted.
Model Review
Check the operating point before quotation
TF105 should be reviewed by operating point. Working pressure, required volumetric flow rate, gas condition, and duty cycle decide whether the model is a fit for the process.
- Series
- SDR series dry screw vacuum pump
- Model
- TF105
- Known flow example
- 17.8 m3/min at 40000 Pa(a); 19.4 m3/min at 20000 Pa(a)
- Selection basis
- Working pressure, volumetric flow rate, gas composition, temperature, and duty cycle
- RFQ status
- Final quotation depends on confirmed process data
Selection Notes
Where this model discussion should start
A model page should not replace process selection. Use these notes to decide what should be checked before treating the model as suitable.
Configuration
Options to confirm for the final offer
Configuration changes should be based on the gas, vapor, temperature, duty cycle, and site safety requirements. Missing items should stay open until the process is clearer.
RFQ Checklist
What to send for a TF105 quote
Send approximate values if final process data is not ready. The first review can begin with the information already available.
Working pressure
Send the value and unit your team already uses.
Volumetric flow rate
Share required flow rate, pumping speed, or the wording used in your process notes.
Gas composition
List air, vapor, solvent, corrosive gas, dust, or mixed gas if known.
Temperature and duty
Include inlet temperature, exhaust requirement, duty cycle, and operating hours.
Site requirements
Mention safety requirements, motor preference, and installation limits if available.
FAQ
TF105 selection questions
These answers keep the model discussion tied to process data rather than a model name alone.
Can I request a TF105 quote with only pressure and flow rate?
Yes. Working pressure and volumetric flow rate are enough to start the first TF105 review. Gas composition, temperature, duty cycle, and site requirements can be checked during follow-up.
Why does TF105 flow rate change at different pressures?
Dry screw vacuum pump capacity depends on the operating pressure point. For TF105, the known example shows different flow rates at 40,000 Pa(a) and 20,000 Pa(a), so the quotation should be based on the operating condition.
Is TF105 selected by model name alone?
No. The model name is useful, but it does not describe gas load, vapor condition, corrosion risk, duty cycle, or site safety requirements. Those variables should be reviewed before confirming the configuration.
Ready for a pump selection review?
Send the process data you have. We will review the operating point and configuration with you.
