NEMA-Ready Dry Screw Vacuum Pumps for North American Projects

SVC supplies oil-free dry screw vacuum pumps and integrated vacuum systems configured to meet the practical requirements of North American industrial projects. For applications such as vapor recovery units (VRUs), chemical and petrochemical processing, industrial gases, LNG-related services, and other demanding process duties, SVC can provide pumps with NEMA-frame, 60 Hz motors and compatible electrical configurations.

NEMA motor requirements are common in the North American VRU market. SVC has already supplied dry screw vacuum pumps for U.S. VRU applications using NEMA motors, including projects requiring Class I, Division 2 hazardous-location suitability. Depending on the project specification, the pump package can be configured with appropriate electrical components and certifications, including IECEx-certified components, UL-certified components, and ANSI-compatible flange connections.

SVC offers flexible motor-supply arrangements to match each customer’s project requirement. We can supply a complete pump package with a Hyundai NEMA motor, including a NEMA 365TD frame configuration. Alternatively, the customer may supply a NEMA motor directly. When the customer provides a NEMA 326TD-frame motor, no additional casting-pattern modification is normally required. When a NEMA 365TD-frame motor is supplied by the customer, SVC can provide the necessary connection configuration, including the required casting-pattern modification.

For North American 60 Hz applications, SVC can quote the dry screw vacuum pump separately and offer the NEMA motor and VFD as optional items. This allows EPC contractors, package integrators, and end users to select the most suitable supply scope according to their procurement policy, local motor preference, and hazardous-area requirements.

With proven experience in U.S. VRU projects, SVC is prepared to support customers requiring NEMA-compatible dry screw vacuum pumps for reliable, oil-free process operation. Our engineering team can review motor frame size, voltage, frequency, hazardous-area classification, VFD scope, coupling arrangement, and other project-specific requirements at the quotation stage.