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DVP Vacuum Technology

D.V.P. Vacuum Technology S.p.A. is a family-owned Italian manufacturer of vacuum pumps and compressors based in San Pietro in Casale (Bologna), with branches in the United States and Brazil.

Signed a multi-year technology licensing agreement with ELGi Equipments in 2024; no change of ownership found.

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Status
Active
Parent company
Independent
Region
Europe
Verified
2026-10-01
Confidence
medium
Profile
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Primary technologies

Primary markets

packaging · food beverage · medical · general manufacturing

In the catalogue

121 models with OEM data

By technology

Ratings across the range

Motor power
0.09 – 24.5 kW · 120
Pumping speed
2.5 – 3,470 m³/h · 120
Ultimate pressure
0.1 – 200 mbar · 38
Max. pressure
0.1 – 1.2 bar · 8
Max. vacuum
40 – 80 mbar · 6

Product families

Data coverage

Product pages via Firecrawl (bot challenge): ISO block (m³/h 50/60 Hz, final pressure, motor kW), checked against the US block's CFM; rotary vane, claw, side channel blowers (single- and three-phase versions as separate models) and BCA lobe pumps

– Product photos and document files can't be downloaded directly (bot challenge); documents are linked, and spare-parts lists are read through Firecrawl (parts, kits and kit contents for the model each list names)

– Piston pumps: figures contradict each other (motor "200 kW" beside 2.7 HP); not read

– High-vacuum pumps (DC, RC, RD, DB): the pages don't name the mechanism; not read

– Triple-stage side channel blowers and 12 other product pages have no readable ISO block

– Lobe pumps' permitted pressure difference not compared

All 121 models

Coming next

  • Full model range with sourced curves
  • Manuals, parts lists and service intervals
  • Authorised suppliers and service providers
  • Replacement and cross-reference guidance