DVP dry-running rotary vane compressors are designed and manufactured in Italy, providing compact and reliable oil-free pressure for industrial machinery and process applications.
Vacuum Pumps UK is the Official DVP Technology Master Agent for the UK and Ireland, providing factory-backed product selection, technical support and after-sales service.
We supply genuine DVP carbon vanes, inlet filters, gaskets and service parts to help maintain compressor performance and reliability.
Unsure which dry-running pressure pump is suitable? Vacuum Pumps UK can advise on airflow, required pressure, operating duty, inlet conditions, carbon-vane maintenance and the most appropriate DVP model.
Contact Our SpecialistsDVP dry-running rotary vane compressors provide clean, oil-free low-pressure air for industrial machinery, environmental equipment and process applications.
Unlike a conventional lubricated air compressor, no oil is used inside the compression chamber. This makes the range suitable for applications where oil-free air, compact construction and straightforward maintenance are important.
The range includes compact CB compressors for lower-capacity duties and larger CC models for applications requiring increased airflow and pressure. Current models provide nominal capacities from approximately 10 to 150 m³/h.
A rotor is mounted eccentrically inside the cylindrical compressor body. Slots within the rotor contain self-lubricating carbon or graphite vanes that are pushed outwards during rotation.
The vanes maintain contact with the internal surface of the compressor body and create a series of enclosed air chambers. As the rotor turns, these chambers reduce in volume and compress the air before discharging it through the pressure outlet.
Because the carbon vanes provide their own lubrication, oil is not required inside the compression chamber. The incoming air must, however, remain suitably clean and dry to protect the vanes and internal components.
Dry rotary vane compressors are intended for applications requiring a controlled flow of relatively low-pressure air. They are not normally used as replacements for conventional high-pressure factory compressed-air systems.
Maximum operating pressure varies according to the individual compressor model. The required airflow, discharge pressure, duty cycle and system resistance should therefore be confirmed before selection.
DVP dry-running rotary vane compressors are used where clean, oil-free airflow is required at relatively low pressure.
• Wastewater aeration and oxygenation
• Pneumatic conveying
• Printing and paper-handling equipment
• Packaging machinery
• Construction equipment
• Industrial blowing and drying
• Environmental process equipment
• Automated production machinery
• General low-pressure process air
Dry-running rotary vane compressors should not ingest moisture, oil, liquid or unsuitable process contamination. These substances can affect the carbon vanes, reduce performance and cause internal damage.
A correctly sized inlet filter helps prevent airborne dust and particles from entering the compressor. Additional separation or alternative compressor technology may be required where the inlet air contains moisture or process contamination.
View Pump and Compressor Accessories →DVP Technology manufactures a broad range of compact and industrial dry-running rotary vane compressors for machinery and process applications.
Customers benefit from Italian manufacture, clean oil-free operation and technical support from the Official UK and Ireland Master Agent.
Selection depends on the required airflow, working pressure, operating hours, duty cycle, pipework resistance, ambient temperature and inlet-air condition.
We can compare these requirements with the performance of the CB and CC ranges before recommending the most suitable model.
Vacuum Pumps UK supplies genuine DVP carbon vanes, filters, gaskets and service components for routine compressor maintenance.
Our workshop can also assist with inspection, fault diagnosis, servicing and repair of dry-running rotary vane pressure pumps.
It is an oil-free compressor that uses an eccentric rotor and self-lubricating carbon vanes to draw in, compress and discharge air at relatively low pressure.
No oil is used inside the compression chamber. The carbon or graphite vanes are self-lubricating, although the compressor still requires routine inspection and maintenance.
No. Dry rotary vane pressure pumps are generally used for clean, relatively low-pressure airflow. They are not normally replacements for conventional workshop or factory compressors producing high-pressure compressed air.
Many models are suitable for continuous operation when they are correctly sized, adequately ventilated and operated within the permitted pressure range for the individual compressor.
No. Moisture, oil and other liquids should not enter the compression chamber. Contact us where the inlet air may contain condensate or process contamination so that suitable protection or alternative technology can be considered.
Vane life depends on operating pressure, running hours, temperature, air quality and maintenance. Vanes should be inspected at appropriate intervals and replaced before reaching the manufacturer’s minimum permitted length.
Yes. Send us the existing compressor model, nameplate details and application requirements. We can compare airflow, pressure, motor specification, connections and physical dimensions before recommending a suitable DVP alternative.
Speak to our vacuum pump experts for advice on selecting the right dry running compressor pump, replacement pumps, genuine spare parts, servicing or rapid breakdown support.
