DVP SB6CC/1 Discontinued 24V DC Dry-Running Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump
The DVP SB6CC/1, also known as the DVP SB.6CC/1, was a compact dry-running rotary vane vacuum pump designed for industrial equipment operating from a 24V DC electrical supply.
The SB6CC/1 provided 6 m³/h of nominal capacity with an ultimate vacuum of 150 mbar absolute. Its 0.28 kW motor had a listed maximum current absorption of 15 A at 24V DC.
The DVP SB6CC/1 is discontinued, but Vacuum Pumps UK can assist with vanes, service-kit enquiries, spare parts, workshop support and selection of the current DVP SC8CC alternative.
Do you have an existing DVP SB6CC/1 fitted to a machine?
Send us the complete model, serial number, a clear photograph of the nameplate and details of the 24V DC supply and application.
We can check parts availability, assess repair options and compare the current SC8CC against the original installation.
Pump Type
Dry Running
rotary vane pump
Capacity
6 m³/h
nominal pumping speed
Ultimate Vacuum
150 mbar
absolute
Electrical Supply
24V DC
0.28 kW motor
The DVP SB6CC/1 Has Been Discontinued
The DVP SB6CC/1 is no longer included in the current DVP production range. Existing pumps may still be suitable for repair where the motor, pump body, rotor and internal surfaces remain serviceable and the required components are available.
Vacuum Pumps UK can assist with replacement vanes, service-kit enquiries, inlet filtration, seals, gaskets, motor components, individual spare parts and workshop repair support.
The natural current DVP alternative is the DVP SC8CC. It also operates from 24V DC, has the same stated ultimate vacuum of 150 mbar absolute and uses the same listed motor power of 0.28 kW, while increasing capacity from 6 m³/h to 8 m³/h.
The SC8CC should not automatically be treated as a direct drop-in replacement. Current demand, cable size, protection, overall dimensions, mounting, pipe connection, available ventilation and machine duty should be checked before ordering.
DVP SB6CC/1 Overview
The DVP SB6CC/1 was a compact industrial oil-free rotary vane vacuum pump intended for machinery using a 24V DC electrical supply.
It used a monoblock construction with the rotor assembled directly onto the motor shaft. The pump was manufactured mainly from lightweight alloys to limit its dimensions and weight, allowing installation where available space was restricted but adequate ventilation remained available.
Pump cooling was provided by the motor fan. The original manual listed a protective filter at the inlet and a silencer at the exhaust as standard equipment.
The pump provided a nominal inlet capacity of 6 m³/h and an ultimate vacuum of 150 mbar absolute. The 0.28 kW motor operated at a listed nominal speed of 3000 rpm.
The original technical data stated a maximum current absorption of 15 A at 24V DC. This figure is important when checking the power supply, battery capacity, wiring and circuit protection of an existing installation.
The SB6CC/1 could also be used as a compressor. The original manual identified the corresponding compressor version as the CB6CC/1, catalogue code 9713006/CB.
Original DVP SB6CC/1 Technical Data
| Model designation | SB6CC/1 / SB.6CC/1 |
| Original catalogue code | 9813006/CB |
| Electrical supply | 24V DC |
| Nominal inlet capacity | 6 m³/h |
| Ultimate vacuum | 150 mbar absolute |
| Motor power | 0.28 kW |
| Nominal speed | 3000 rpm |
| Maximum current absorption at 24V DC | 15 A |
| Sound pressure level | 72 dB(A) |
| Operating temperature | 70–75°C, stated at 20°C ambient temperature |
| Approximate weight | 9.5 kg |
| Pump inlet | G 1/4 inch |
| Original standard equipment stated | 24V DC motor for continuous S1 duty, protective inlet filter and exhaust silencer |
| Compressor version | CB6CC/1, catalogue code 9713006/CB |
Technical and electrical details should be checked against the individual pump nameplate because production versions and installation requirements may differ.
Checking a 24V DC Installation
Replacing a direct-current pump requires more than matching the voltage. The available current, wiring size, cable length, fuse or circuit protection, connector, battery capacity and expected operating time should all be considered.
The original SB6CC/1 data listed a maximum current absorption of 15 A at 24V DC. The replacement pump’s electrical requirements should be confirmed rather than assuming that the existing wiring and protection are automatically suitable.
Vacuum performance, pipework, physical mounting, ventilation and operating duty must also be checked before a replacement is selected.
Key DVP SB6CC/1 Features
24V DC Operation
The direct-current motor allowed the pump to operate on suitable low-voltage machinery without a conventional mains electrical supply.
Compact Monoblock Design
The rotor was assembled directly onto the motor shaft, helping reduce the number of separate drive components and the overall installation size.
Integral Motor Cooling
The motor fan provided pump cooling, making sufficient airflow and ventilation around the installed pump important.
Vacuum or Compressor Duty
The SB6CC/1 could also be used as a compressor where the required flow, pressure and operating conditions were suitable.
SB6CC/1 Vanes and Planned Maintenance
The vanes within a dry-running rotary vane vacuum pump gradually shorten through normal contact with the internal pumping chamber.
Vane condition should be assessed according to running hours, operating temperature, inlet cleanliness, filter condition, duty cycle and the amount of dust or debris entering the pump.
The 24V DC motor and its electrical components should also be included within planned maintenance. Poor connections, voltage drop, inadequate wiring or worn motor components can affect starting and running performance.
Vacuum Pumps UK and our sister company, VacAir Superstore, can assist with replacement vanes, filtration, motor components, seals, gaskets and service parts for the DVP SB6CC/1, subject to confirmation of current availability.
Vacuum Pump or Compressor Operation
The original DVP manual stated that the SB6CC/1 was also suitable for use as a compressor. It identified the corresponding compressor model as the CB6CC/1, catalogue code 9713006/CB.
Vacuum and pressure operation place different demands on the pump. The required airflow, vacuum or pressure level, motor current, operating temperature and duty cycle should be confirmed before replacing or repurposing an installation.
Where the pump is being used on pressure rather than vacuum, advise us of the required overpressure and application when making an enquiry.
Should You Repair or Replace a DVP SB6CC/1?
A discontinued SB6CC/1 that has gradually lost performance may only require replacement vanes, filtration, seals, electrical attention or workshop servicing rather than complete replacement.
Repair may remain economical where the pump body, rotor, motor and main internal surfaces are serviceable and the required components remain available.
Replacement becomes more attractive where the pump has suffered major internal damage, the DC motor is unreliable, electrical components are unavailable or repeated breakdowns are affecting production reliability.
We can review the mechanical condition, electrical supply and operating duty before advising whether repair or a current SC8CC replacement offers the better long-term result.
Current DVP Alternative: SC8CC
The DVP SC8CC is the natural current DVP 24V DC alternative to the discontinued SB6CC/1.
The SC8CC increases nominal capacity from 6 m³/h to 8 m³/h while retaining an ultimate vacuum of 150 mbar absolute and a listed motor power of 0.28 kW. The current model can also operate as a compressor.
| Specification | DVP SB6CC/1 | DVP SC8CC |
| Product status | Discontinued | Current model |
| Electrical supply | 24V DC | 24V DC |
| Nominal capacity | 6 m³/h | 8 m³/h |
| Ultimate vacuum | 150 mbar absolute | 150 mbar absolute |
| Motor power | 0.28 kW | 0.28 kW |
| Compressor operation | Yes | Yes |
| Installation requirement | Original installation | Compatibility and electrical check required |
The increased airflow may provide faster evacuation or greater tolerance of leakage, but the complete installation should still be checked.
Before replacement, confirm the available current, wiring and circuit protection together with the pump dimensions, mounting, inlet connection, ventilation, vacuum or pressure duty and operating cycle.
Need Help Confirming the Correct SB6CC/1 Replacement?
Send us a clear photograph of the SB6CC/1 nameplate together with details of the machine, battery or power supply and whether the pump is being used for vacuum or pressure.
We can compare the original airflow, ultimate vacuum or pressure duty, voltage, available current, motor load, inlet connection, mounting and installation space before recommending the most suitable current model.
Send us the SB6CC/1 details and information about the application.
Vanes, Service Kits, Spare Parts and Repairs
Replacement Vanes
Replacement vanes may be available for the DVP SB6CC/1. Send us the complete model and serial number so the correct vane set can be identified.
Genuine Service Kits
We can check the availability of genuine DVP service kits and individual components for planned maintenance or workshop repair.
Filters and Motor Parts
Filters, motor components, seals, gaskets and repair parts may remain available depending upon the component and production version.
Workshop Support
Inspection, service and repair support is available through our sister company, VacAir Superstore, one of the UK’s leading independent vacuum pump service specialists.
DVP SB6CC/1 Frequently Asked Questions
Is the DVP SB6CC/1 still manufactured?
No. The DVP SB6CC/1 is a discontinued 24V DC dry-running rotary vane vacuum pump.
Is the pump also known as the DVP SB.6CC/1?
Yes. SB6CC/1 and SB.6CC/1 are alternative ways in which the model may appear in manuals, records and machinery documentation.
What electrical supply did the SB6CC/1 require?
The pump was designed for a 24V DC electrical supply.
What pumping capacity did the SB6CC/1 provide?
The nominal pumping capacity was 6 m³/h.
What ultimate vacuum could the DVP SB6CC/1 achieve?
The stated ultimate vacuum was 150 mbar absolute.
What motor power did the SB6CC/1 use?
The listed motor power was 0.28 kW.
What was the maximum current absorption?
The original technical data listed maximum absorption of 15 A at 24V DC.
Was the DVP SB6CC/1 oil free?
Yes. It was a dry-running rotary vane pump and did not require lubricating oil inside the pumping chamber.
Could the SB6CC/1 operate as a compressor?
Yes. The original manual stated that it was suitable for compressor operation and identified the corresponding compressor version as the CB6CC/1.
Can an existing DVP SB6CC/1 still be repaired?
Possibly. Repair will depend upon the mechanical condition, DC motor condition and availability of the necessary vanes and service components.
Are replacement vanes and service kits available?
Replacement vanes and genuine service components may remain available. The complete model and serial number should be checked before parts are ordered.
What is the current replacement for the DVP SB6CC/1?
The DVP SC8CC is the natural current 24V DC alternative. It provides 8 m³/h, reaches 150 mbar absolute and has a listed motor power of 0.28 kW.
Is the DVP SC8CC a direct drop-in replacement?
No direct interchange should be assumed. Current requirement, wiring, protection, dimensions, mounting, pipe connection, ventilation and machine duty should be checked before ordering.
Can you inspect my existing SB6CC/1?
Yes. Send us photographs of the pump and nameplate together with details of the fault, electrical supply and whether it is operating on vacuum or pressure. We can advise whether parts, workshop inspection, repair or replacement are likely to be the most appropriate route.
Need Parts, Service or a Replacement for a DVP SB6CC/1?
Contact Vacuum Pumps UK for SB6CC/1 vane, filter and spare-part enquiries, service-kit availability, workshop support and 24V DC replacement-pump advice.
Send us the existing pump and electrical supply details and we will help identify the most practical way forward.
