Vacuum is a relative condition, normally referring to a lower pressure than atmospheric in any given confined volume.
A vacuum pump is defined as a pump that removes a gas from a sealed volume in order to leave behind a partial vacuum. A vacuum pump can be visualised as a compressor running with the inlet attached to the vacuum system and the outlet attached to the exhaust.
Pumps can be broadly grouped into four main categories
Positive displacement pumps
Non-positive displacement pumps
Molecular pumps
Entrapment pumps
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"Vacuum" is in the NAICS Code "335212"
(Household Vacuum Cleaner ManufacturingVacuum cleaners (e.g., canister, handheld, upright) household-type electric, manufacturing)
"Vacuum" is in the HS Code "8414.10"
- - Vacuum pumps
"Vacuum" is in the UNSPSC Code "27131608"
Vacuum cups or pads
Vacuum means void, emptiness, vacuity; space that is empty of matter. Vacuum refers to : (1) Space devoid of atoms or molecules and (2) Emptying of air. It is also a term for an electrical device which cleans surfaces by creating air suction
-see also:
"Vacuum" is in the NAICS Code "335212"
(Household Vacuum Cleaner ManufacturingVacuum cleaners and sweepers, household-type electric, manufacturing)
"Vacuum" is in the HS Code "7012"
Glass Inners For Vacuum Flasks Or For Other Vacuum Vessels.
"Vacuum" is in the UNSPSC Code "23151508"
Vacuum molding machines
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