Everything you need to maintain, troubleshoot, and rebuild Leybold SOGEVAC single-stage rotary vane vacuum pumps in one place.
SOGEVAC pumps are widely used in packaging, food processing, plastics, degassing, vacuum hold-down, medical systems, laboratories, manufacturing, and general industrial rough-vacuum applications.
Vacuum Pump Supply supports the SOGEVAC family with genuine Leybold OEM parts and Vacuum Pump Supply OEM-equivalent repair kits, vanes, shaft seals, bearings, exhaust filters, oil filters, LEYBONOL oil, flushing fluid, manuals, schematics, and troubleshooting resources.


SOGEVAC parts can vary by the complete model suffix, production generation, serial number, lubricant, and configuration. Include a clear nameplate photo and any known part numbers with your request.
A focused visual selector for six well-supported SOGEVAC models, followed by the complete model index.
Select the exact model and suffix shown on your pump nameplate.
Major repair, minor repair, seal, gasket, vane, bearing, valve, and internal component solutions.
Exhaust filters, oil filters, inlet filters, springs, gaskets, and filter-service components.
Mineral, synthetic, and PFPE lubricants plus flushing fluid for SOGEVAC service.
Browse available Leybold SOGEVAC single-stage rotary vane vacuum pumps and configurations.
SOGEVAC is Leybold's family of single-stage oil-sealed rotary vane vacuum pumps used for industrial rough-vacuum applications including packaging, food processing, plastics, medical systems, laboratories, and manufacturing.
Different SOGEVAC generations and configurations can use different repair kits, filters, valves, seals, and internal parts. A base number such as SV65 is not enough when the nameplate identifies an SV65B, SV65Bi, or SV65i.
Yes. Vacuum Pump Supply offers genuine Leybold OEM parts and high-quality Vacuum Pump Supply OEM-equivalent repair solutions, depending on the product.
The correct oil depends on the exact pump model, seals, process, temperature, and whether the pump is prepared for hydrocarbon lubricant or PFPE. Confirm the manual and current pump configuration before changing oil types.
Common causes include saturated or damaged exhaust filters, an incorrect oil level, contaminated oil, or excessive inlet load. Inspect the filter system and oil condition and verify that the pump is operating within its intended range.