High-Speed Vacuum Pump

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With pumping speeds ranging from 80 to 800 liters per second, the HiCube Neo vacuum pumping station is ideal for demanding high vacuum and ultra-high vacuum applications. The station can be prepared for wide-ranging applications with an array of different backing pumps, such as diaphragm, rotary vane, scroll and multi-stage Roots pumps. Typical uses range from analyzing gases and calibrating vacuum gauges to pumping down cryostats and use in vacuum furnaces.

Features include a 7-inch touch screen, remote control via a web server, and detailed data recording. Its open design facilitates maintenance and allows easier access to the components. The backing pump’s energy-efficient standby mode also reduces energy use and cuts operating costs.

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