The V-CV10HS reference
This vacuum ejector is the V-CV10HS single-stage generator. The general specification lists a G1/8 vacuum port and G1/8 supply port, nominal vacuum flow of 1.0 SCFM, air consumption of 1.55 SCFM and maximum vacuum of 27.1 inches of mercury. These are separate values describing different aspects of the component.
This page identifies one fixed generator reference. It does not combine other nozzle sizes, port standards or generator types into a selectable product. Keep the complete SKU with the specification when comparing a replacement or planning an availability request.
Vacuum ejector flow and air consumption
Vacuum flow describes the flow on the vacuum side; air consumption describes the supply-air requirement listed for the generator. The 1.0 and 1.55 SCFM values should not be treated as two names for the same flow. Check both when reviewing the component against the intended system.
A flow value by itself also does not describe the vacuum level at which it is available. The source provides operating-point tables alongside the general summary. Those tables help make a more useful comparison than selecting a component on the basis of one prominent catalogue number.
Read the 70 psi operating row
The imperial performance table uses a supply pressure of 70 psi and lists maximum vacuum as 27 inches of mercury. It gives 0.95 SCFM at zero vacuum, 0.45 SCFM at 15 inches of mercury and 0.15 SCFM at 24 inches of mercury. These values are tied to the stated supply condition and vacuum level.
The declining flow across those listed vacuum levels is visible in the table. It would be misleading to claim that the nominal 1.0 SCFM remains available at maximum vacuum. Keep the operating point with any quoted flow when comparing generators or discussing the required application.
Summary values and table values
The general specification gives nominal vacuum flow as 1.0 SCFM and maximum vacuum as 27.1 inches of mercury. The 70 psi table separately uses 0.95 SCFM at zero vacuum and a 27-inch maximum. Preserve their labels rather than silently replacing one value with the other or inventing a reason for the difference.
The metric performance row is presented at 5 bar supply pressure. It should not be merged with a different imperial operating row to produce an unverified performance claim. Use a consistent set of conditions and units for the comparison, and resolve any application-critical uncertainty from the technical documentation.
Vacuum level is not a load capacity
The listed maximum vacuum does not specify how much a completed lifting device can carry. It is a generator performance value. The interface with the workpiece and the rest of the vacuum system are separate from this component, and this page does not approve a lifting application.
Likewise, the product's flow specification is not a guaranteed cycle time for a particular installation. The source includes evacuation information, but the actual system volume and operating conditions need to match any calculation. We do not turn the catalogue summary into a universal handling-speed or holding-force claim.
Check both G⅛ vacuum ejector connections
Both the supply and vacuum connections are recorded as G1/8. Do not substitute an NPT connection because its nominal size also contains 1/8. The port specification must match the selected fittings and system design, not just the approximate visual size of a threaded opening.
Check the source drawing for the physical arrangement and available mounting space. No adapter, tubing or fitting is represented as included in this request. Those components need their own verified references if the application requires them.
Vacuum ejector accessories and the exact product boundary
The source listing points to families of vacuum regulators and other vacuum-system components. A related-product link does not establish that a particular accessory is included or that every item in that family fits V-CV10HS. This page therefore does not add an unverified accessory selection to the request.
One proposed request unit represents one V-CV10HS generator. It does not include a suction cup, filter, sensor, vacuum regulator or complete handling system. Keeping that boundary clear prevents an inquiry for one component from being mistaken for a configured assembly.
Compare a vacuum ejector with an existing system
Start with the original generator reference, then check port standard and the required operating point. Compare vacuum flow at the needed vacuum level, rather than comparing maximum vacuum alone. Also retain the specified supply conditions so the figures remain meaningful.
If the original equipment uses a different generator family, the similarities must be evaluated using the appropriate technical documentation. This page does not promise a universal drop-in replacement or authorize substituting another reference after you have submitted interest.
Use the illustration appropriately
The image shows the general component form. It is not a scale drawing, a flow diagram or a photograph of an inspected supplied unit. Thread form, dimensions and performance must come from the specification and drawing rather than measurements taken from the image.
The exact V-CV10HS identity remains visible beside the image and on the request review. This gives you a consistent reference while checking the technical details and avoids confusing the generator with an accessory shown on a separate supplier page.
Quantity and availability request
Requested quantity is the number of V-CV10HS generators you want checked. A quantity of two represents two units of this reference, not a generator with an accessory bundle. Your name and email are collected so we can follow up on that exact request.
Before confirming, review the product and quantity. This is an expression of interest only. It does not reserve stock, establish a final price or authorize a purchase, and it does not indicate that delivery timing has already been agreed.
What happens after confirmation
The recorded request stays linked to V-CV10HS and the requested number of units. Availability, final price and delivery timing must be confirmed separately before any purchase. No payment information is requested, no payment is collected and no charge or fulfillment is authorized.
If the specification needs clarification, resolve it before a purchase rather than treating the request as approval of a completed system. The purpose of the form is to establish interest in the exact researched product while final supply terms remain open.
Questions about V-CV10HS
- Does this vacuum ejector deliver 1.0 SCFM at maximum vacuum?
- The summary lists nominal flow as 1.0 SCFM. The operating table shows different flows at different vacuum levels; it does not state that nominal flow remains available at maximum vacuum.
- Are the connections NPT?
- No. The recorded vacuum and supply ports are G1/8. Match the actual connection standard.
- Is air consumption the same as vacuum flow?
- No. The specification lists 1.55 SCFM air consumption separately from nominal vacuum flow.
- Are suction cups or a regulator included?
- No such accessories are represented as included. One request unit is the V-CV10HS generator.
- Does submitting interest approve a lifting system?
- No. It records the product and quantity requested. Application assessment and supply confirmation remain separate.