Printing · Vacuum bed hold-down
Vacuum Pump for Screen Printing Table
Screen Printing Table duty, sized right: vacuum bed hold-down to keep substrate dead flat. Real Yash models, oil-free where it matters, ISO 9001:2015 and built in Faridabad since 1998.
- Duty
- vacuum bed hold-down to keep substrate dead flat
- Airflow
- 200–900 m³/hr
- Vacuum
- −250 to −500 mbar
MDLRecommended models
Real Yash models whose published specifications sit inside this machine's duty window. Every figure is from our catalogue — click any model number for its full datasheet.
Single Stage Turbine Blower
Full range →High-flow oil-free hold-down for perforated print beds — holds thin stock flat at −250 to −500 mbar without marking it.
| Model | Power | Flow (m³/hr) | Flow (CFM) | Vacuum (mbar) | Pressure (mbar) | Noise (dB) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YEBL-1-320V | 4.0 HP | 320 | 188 | -270 | 290 | 69 | 37 |
| YEBL-1-530 | 7.5 HP | 530 | 312 | -300 | 320 | 80 | 62 |
| YEBL-1-700 | 7.5 HP | 700 | 412 | -200 | 180 | 81 | 66 |
Dry Vacuum Pump (Only Vacuum)
Full range →For non-porous film on gasketed frames — a dry pump that grips firmly on low flow, oil-free for clean prints.
DTYKeeping stock flat on a vacuum table
A screen-printing table pulls the substrate flat against a perforated bed so registration holds and the squeegee lays an even film. Like a router bed it is a leaky plane — air bleeds through every open hole not covered by the stock — so the source has to move real volume to hold a modest depression under the sheet. That is high-flow, moderate-vacuum territory, ideal for a regenerative side-channel blower running oil-free so it never marks the print. For fine, non-porous film on a gasketed frame a dry vacuum pump holds a firmer grip on far less flow. Stable vacuum is what keeps thin stock from lifting as the screen peels away.
Yash single-stage regenerative blowers give printing tables the through-bed flow they need, and YBDVP dry pumps cover gasketed fine-substrate work — oil-free on both counts so nothing contaminates the print. ISO 9001:2015, made in Faridabad, sized on bed area and open-hole leakage, quoted in 24 hours.
SZESizing note
Size on open-bed leakage at your working vacuum, not on the sheet; mask unused bed and add a relief valve so a fully covered bed does not overload the blower. Two zoned units suit large presses.
Indicative only — final selection depends on your exact duty point, altitude and air temperature. Send the numbers and an engineer confirms the model.
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FAQVacuum Pump for Screen Printing Table — FAQs
- What vacuum source does a screen printing vacuum table use?
- A regenerative side-channel blower is the usual choice: the perforated bed leaks air through every uncovered hole, so you need high flow at a moderate vacuum to hold the stock flat. Mask the unused bed and add a relief valve, and a YEBL-1-530 or -700 holds most tables steady.
- Why not a deep vacuum pump for a print table?
- A print bed is a leak, not a sealed chamber, so a deep-vacuum pump would starve on flow and never hold the depression across an open bed. High-flow regenerative blowers are the right tool; reserve a dry deep-vacuum pump for small gasketed frames printing non-porous film.
RFQ / Request for Quotation
Sizing a vacuum pump for your Screen Printing Table?
Send your duty point (200–900 m³/hr at −250 to −500 mbar), the machine make and your site voltage — an engineer sizes the exact model and quotes within 24 hours.