The whole catalogue, as a PDF.

A blower catalogue PDF you can actually quote from

Most industrial blower catalogues on the internet are brochures: three hero photographs, a paragraph of adjectives, and a table that stops at the model number. Ours is the opposite. It is the engineering document our own sales desk works from — 14 product families, 123 models, and for every single one of them the same spec columns we print on the datasheet. If a figure is in the catalogue, it is a figure you can put in a tender.

That matters because a blower is bought on its duty point, not its badge. You need the displacement in m³/hr at the pressure you actually run, the vacuum it holds in mbar, the motor rating in HP, the noise level in dB for a plant room with people in it, and the weight in kg because somebody has to lift it onto a skid. Those five numbers decide the selection. The catalogue gives you all of them, side by side, across an entire series — which is the one thing a web page full of individual product tiles cannot do.

Who asks for it

Consultants specifying aeration for a sewage or effluent treatment plant, who need the whole side channel and turbine range in one table before they can write the schedule. OEMs building packaging, printing or CNC machines, who are standardising on one vacuum pump family across a product line. Distributors and dealers in export markets, who need the complete range to build a local price list. And maintenance engineers replacing an ageing imported unit, who want to cross-reference specs before committing to a swap — if that is you, the cross-reference matcher will shortlist equivalents in a minute.

Vacuum pump catalogue download — what is included

The vacuum side of the catalogue is not an afterthought. It covers high vacuum pumps rated by ultimate vacuum in mm/Hg, dry vacuum pumps in vacuum-only, vacuum-and-pressure and double-vacuum configurations, and double stage oil-sealed pumps with displacement in LPM and inlet sizes. Each family lists rpm and sound level, so you can judge duty cycle and plant-room noise before you enquire.

Why the gate, and what we do with your details

Two honest reasons. First, revisions: the catalogue changes as models are added and spec sheets are re-verified, and emailing it means you get the current revision rather than a stale copy some aggregator cached three years ago. Second, it lets an engineer read your application and reply with the two or three families that actually fit — which saves you flipping through 123 models. Your name, company, email, country and application go to sales@yashblowers.org and nowhere else. No newsletter, no account, no tracking pixel, no reselling of data. Read the privacy policy if you want it in writing.

In a hurry

You do not have to wait for the PDF to get moving. Every family already has its complete spec table published on this site — start at the product index — and you can shortlist models straight into a single multi-model enquiry as you read. If you would rather talk it through with an engineer than read tables, book a call in your own timezone.