Large Flow Multi Stage Generator

Large Flow Multi Stage Generators are designed for industrial vacuum and pneumatic automation applications. Large Flow Vacuum Venturi Generator – Up to 140 CFM. The Vacuforce large flow vacuum venturi generator delivers up to 140 CFM of vacuum flow, making it ideal for high-volume pick and place applications, packaging automation, and material handling systems. Maximum vacuum flow: 140 CFM. Reliable, maintenance-free design. Compressed air-driven – no moving parts. Durable aluminum construction. Available in single or multi-stage configurations. This generator is perfect for applications requiring fast evacuation times and high throughput.

Vacuforce supports machine builders, integrators and maintenance teams with application-focused vacuum and pneumatic components for industrial automation.

What Are Large Flow Multi Stage Generators?

A vacuum venturi generator uses compressed air accelerated through an internal nozzle to create a low-pressure region and vacuum flow. Venturi generators are compact, have no rotating pumping elements and can be installed close to suction cups or vacuum tooling for fast response.

Key Features

• Compressed-air-powered vacuum generation
• No electric motor or rotating vacuum pump at the point of use
• Compact installation close to suction cups or tooling
• Available in inline, manifold, cartridge, box and multistage configurations
• Suitable for decentralized or centralized vacuum architectures depending on flow requirements

Typical Applications

• Robotic pick and place
• Packaging machinery
• Suction cup handling systems
• End-of-arm vacuum tooling
• Material transfer and conveying where the selected model is suitable
• General machine automation

Selection Guidance

Choose a vacuum generator according to required vacuum flow, achievable vacuum level, evacuation time, compressed air availability, port configuration, number of cups and expected leakage. Porous loads generally require more flow than smooth, non-porous surfaces.

Decentralized vs. Centralized Vacuum

Decentralized venturis are installed close to individual cups or tooling for quick response. Centralized systems use a larger generator to supply several vacuum points and can simplify control in higher-flow applications.

Why Use This Product Family?

A vacuum venturi generator uses compressed air accelerated through an internal nozzle to create a low-pressure region and vacuum flow. Venturi generators are compact, have no rotating pumping elements and can be installed close to suction cups or vacuum tooling for fast response. Selecting the correct configuration can simplify machine integration, improve serviceability and provide more consistent application performance.