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Fox Gas Jet Ejectors for Venting, Exhausting, and Sampling Vapors; and Vacuum-Generation




What are Fox Gas Jet Ejectors?

Fox Gas Jet Ejectors are air or gas-driven venturi jet devices that use the energy in compressed air or other gas to create a vacuum that can entrain or mix another gas stream. Standardized, off-the-shelf Fox ejectors can be hooked up to existing plant air supplies to accomplish important evacuating, pumping, aeration, and vacuum tasks. Shipment can usually be made in just a few days. Custom-built gas jets can tackle extremes of pressure, temperature, and corrosion. Fox Valve's 35+ years of experience with Venturis enables us to quote, design, and manufacture custom-built equipment in as little as a few weeks. Prompt quotations and excellent, reliable deliveries - even with exotic materials - has been our trademark since 1961.


No Moving Parts

Fox Gas Jet ejectors have no moving parts. No seals, no shafts, no packing, no maintenance - a distinct advantage over mechanical vacuum pumps which often require elaborate maintenance programs. Their rugged construction and simplicity of designs enables their reliable, maintenance-free use with caustics, high temperatures, etc.


For Handling Corrosive, Explosive, Toxic, or Dust-Laden Gasses

An ejector eliminates the need for any XP motors that may be near explosive gasses. For toxic applications, Fox ejectors can be supplied in an all-welded style that eliminates seals gaskets, and any chance of leakage. The cost of customized Fox Gas jets, in exotic materials, is a fraction of comparable pumps, with all wetted parts of corrosion resistant alloys.


Pumping Liquids with Gas

Pumping liquids with air, nitrogen, or any gas other than steam is not possible with Fox ejectors.


Cost Effective

Initial cost for a gas ejector is low compared to a mechanical pump, without even considering motor-starter costs. The cost difference is even greater if a high alloy material is required for handling a corrosive vapor. For temporary or intermittent service, an ejector is a fraction of the cost of any mechanical alternative.


Reliability

Once the motive pressure has been set, ejector performance is effectively fixed for a range of operating conditions. The ejector can be shutdown and restarted without having to be adjusted. "Fit it and forget it".


Easy Installation

Fox gas ejectors have only three connections which makes installation extremely easy. No motor starter, no electrical work. Stock units are generally available with NPT ends, although custom built versions can be supplied with any form of end connection, including flanged, butt-weld, VCR, sanitary ferrules, etc.