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Vacuum · Japan

Kashiyama

Kashiyama Industries manufactures dry vacuum pumps, including screw and multi-stage roots types, primarily for semiconductor and flat-panel display production.

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Status
Active
Parent company
Independent
Region
Asia
Verified
2026-10-01
Confidence
high
Profile
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Primary technologies

Known product families

SDENeoDry

Primary markets

semiconductor · electronics

In the catalogue

32 models with OEM data

By technology

Ratings across the range

Pumping speed
6.6 – 1,200 m³/h · 32
Weight
17 – 345 kg · 26
Ultimate pressure
0.003 – 0.05 mbar · 21
Motor power
0.4 – 15 kW · 11
Noise level
55 – 72 dB(A) · 7

Product families

Data coverage

English series pages: one table per series with the models across the top (pumping speed, ultimate pressure, power, moisture tolerance, noise, mass; cells spanning several models kept as series figures); mechanism from the OEM's own words, mostly in image alt text (NeoDry E "multi-stage root-rotors", MU-PE/HE and MU-XE "Roots dry pump", SDE "screw type rotor"); LEH/LEM water-sealed (水封式) liquid ring table read from the Japanese page with translated labels; each series page's pumping speed curve image read by Claude vision, its points plotted for models whose curve top matches the printed max. pumping speed within 15 %

– SD, SDL, MU and NeoDry G: no page, image text, Japanese page or catalogue PDF states their mechanism; not filed

– SDE X/TX columns printing two powers ("1.5/3.0") and dimensions are not read

– LEH/LEM ultimate pressure printed with a superscript exponent ("7.3×10³"); not read

– Brochure PDFs carry no text layer beyond the S-P curve axes

– NeoDry15E's curve is labelled "NeoDr15E" in the legend; not matched

All 32 models

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