Replacement Rietschle 515642 carbon vanes for TR 60, TR 60D, TR 60DE, TR 60DV, TR 60V, TR 61DV and TR 61V dry-running rotary vane pumps. One vane size serves both six-vane and seven-vane pump configurations.
Rietschle Part No.: 515642
VacAir Part No.: VA515642
Dimensions: 95 × 51 × 6 mm
Material: Carbon
Quantity Per Pump: 6 or 7 vanes – see compatibility table
Replacing vanes in a TR 60 or TR 61 pump? Contact VacAir to confirm your model, the required set quantity and available delivery options.
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Extensive UK stocks and experienced technical support.
VacAir supplies Rietschle 515642 replacement carbon vanes for a range of TR 60 and TR 61 dry-running rotary vane pumps. These carbon vanes measure 95 × 51 × 6 mm and are used in seven listed Rietschle pump variants.
The 515642 vane is suitable for the TR 60, TR 60D, TR 60DE, TR 60DV, TR 60V, TR 61DV and TR 61V. While the vane dimensions remain consistent across these models, there is an important distinction between the six-vane and seven-vane rotor configurations.
The TR 60DV and TR 61DV require seven vanes each. The remaining five listed models use six. Customers ordering replacement vanes for scheduled maintenance or pump repairs should therefore check their precise model designation rather than ordering solely by the 515642 part number.
Vane dimensions: 95 × 51 × 6 mm
6 vanes: TR 60, TR 60D, TR 60DE, TR 60V, TR 61V
7 vanes: TR 60DV, TR 61DV
Our replacement reference is VA515642. VacAir can assist with part identification, pump compatibility and technical enquiries when replacing carbon vanes in these Rietschle TR-series pumps.
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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KEY FEATURES ✓Quality replacement carbon vanes
✓95 × 51 × 6 mm dimensions
✓Rietschle OEM reference 515642
✓For seven listed TR-series pump models
✓VacAir identification and engineering support |
The Rietschle 515642 carbon vane is used in the seven pump models listed below. All use the same 95 × 51 × 6 mm vane, but the TR 60DV and TR 61DV require seven vanes rather than six. Select a pump model to view its individual VacAir replacement-vane page.
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A complete vane replacement requires the correct number for your pump. The difference between TR 60V and TR 60DV, for example, is important: the former uses six vanes and the latter seven.
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Rietschle 515642 carbon vanes are subject to gradual wear during normal dry-running rotary vane pump operation. Their condition should be checked in accordance with the pump manufacturer’s maintenance recommendations. When the pump is opened for vane replacement, inspect: ✓ Rotor slots and free movement of the vanes
✓ Rotor and rotor shaft condition
✓ Internal running surfaces for scoring or damage
✓ Bearings and signs of excessive movement
✓ Inlet filter condition and contamination
✓ Evidence of overheating or uneven wear Check the full model designation before ordering and installing a replacement set. TR 60, TR 60D, TR 60DE, TR 60V and TR 61V pumps use six vanes; TR 60DV and TR 61DV use seven. Follow the appropriate maintenance instructions when dismantling and reassembling the pump. Where carbon vanes have broken, become trapped in their rotor slots or suffered premature wear, investigate the cause before fitting replacements. A vane change alone may not resolve an underlying mechanical problem.
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Check rotor slots and internal pump condition before fitting replacement vanes. |
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VacAir supplies replacement carbon vanes from extensive UK stocks to support routine servicing, planned shutdowns and unexpected pump maintenance requirements. Based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, we supply customers throughout the United Kingdom, Europe and worldwide. DHL Express and FedEx Express delivery services are available for many destinations, with timed and next-day options where offered. For urgent Rietschle TR-series vane requirements, contact our team to discuss stock availability, Leeds trade counter collection or a direct same-day courier. |
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VacAir has supplied replacement vacuum pump vanes and spares since 1996, supporting industrial users, maintenance engineers, specialist repair companies, distributors and equipment manufacturers.
Accurate vane identification involves more than checking the physical dimensions. With the Rietschle 515642 family, the same 95 × 51 × 6 mm carbon vane is fitted to both six-vane and seven-vane TR-series pumps. Our product information helps distinguish those configurations.
We can assist customers working from a pump model, part number or existing vane dimensions. In particular, the difference between TR 60V and TR 60DV, or between TR 61V and TR 61DV, should be checked before ordering a complete replacement set.
Our support extends beyond spare parts. VacAir offers workshop servicing, vacuum pump repairs and fault investigation, helping customers address damaged vanes, internal wear and other operating problems.
Our Price Promise reflects our commitment to competitive replacement-vane pricing, backed by specialist knowledge and practical technical support.
Rietschle 515642 replacement carbon vanes measure 95 × 51 × 6 mm.
These vanes are listed for TR 60, TR 60D, TR 60DE, TR 60DV, TR 60V, TR 61DV and TR 61V pumps.
The TR 60, TR 60D and TR 60DE each require 6 carbon vanes per pump.
Yes. Both the TR 60DV and TR 61DV require 7 carbon vanes, despite using the same 515642 vane dimensions as the six-vane models.
The TR 60V and TR 61V each use 6 carbon vanes measuring 95 × 51 × 6 mm.
The listed models use the same 515642 carbon vane with dimensions of 95 × 51 × 6 mm. The difference is the number of vanes required for the particular pump.
Inspect the rotor, vane slots, internal running surfaces, bearings and inlet filter. Check for contamination, overheating or abnormal wear, particularly if the old vanes have broken or failed prematurely.
Yes. VacAir supplies replacement carbon vanes and offers technical identification support, vacuum pump servicing, fault investigation and workshop repairs.