Chemically Resistant ATEX Rated LABOPORT Vacuum Pumps

For air, gases and vapoursCorrosion and solvent resistantIdeal replacement for water jet pumpsMaintenance freeStructured diaphragm gives long lifeCompact and portableRange of flow rates to suit a variety of applicationsThese pumps are suitable for distillation, filtration, preparation for analysis, sublimation, extraction, evaporation or drying. They include carry handle, rubber feet, on/off switch and mains cable. The pumphead and diaphragm are made from PTFE and the valves from FFPM.All models are ATEX compliant according to ATEX II 2G IIB+H2 T3X internal atmosphere only.The inner, wetted area is equipped to transfer potentially explosive atmospheres - in this way they are suitable for category 2G internal atmospheres only. They are designed for transferring gases, vapours or mists that create conditions within the pump head in which the occasional formation of an explosive atmosphere is likely.?Please note that the drive motors used are standard AC motors that are not ATEX rated and therefore the complete pump should not be installed in a potentially explosive atmosphere.All of these models require connection tubing of 10mm inner diameter. Vacuum Pump Selection Choosing the right Vacuum Pump for your laboratory is a crucial decision. Vacuum pumps are found in many laboratories having a wide range of uses such as filtration, freeze-drying, evaporation and concentration amongst other uses. They come in a variety of sizes and functionality which can prove daunting to decide which is right for you particular use or is it uses? To assist with this Allschoolabs have created the following resources: General Information on Choosing a Vacuum Pump for your Laboratory Brand Specific laboratory pump selection guides: Welch Pumps Selection Guide KNF Pump Selection Guide Request Information... For more information on this product please click the Request information button below and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Request information Alternatively, a consultation visit from one of our highly experienced product specialists is available for this range. Typically our specialist will be able to go through the following aspects with you to help you make the right choices and be able to deliver them on time and and on budget. Your product or service requirements Performance criteria Budget constraints Site access Project timeframes Services available Environmental factors Please click the Request Consultation button below and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Request Information The links above will take you to our request information page which will forward your enquiry to our team. Please provide as much detail as possible so that we can get back to you with the right information. We normally aim to get back to you same day or within 24 hours on weekdays. If you enquiry is more urgent please call our support team on 01954 233 120 Feefo Reviews Related Blogs What is the difference between Rotary Vane and Diaphragm vacuum pumps? Most laboratories will have a vacuum pump. They are widely used across labs of all disciplines for a range of tasks from basic filtrations or evacuating a desiccator right up to use with large equipment such as vacuum ovens or rotary evaporators. The two most common types are?rotary vane or diaphragm pumps?- but what do these?mean and what is the difference? [caption id="attachment_5483" ...9 years ago Choosing a Vacuum Pump for your lab Vacuum Pumps are found in every laboratory for a huge range of uses, but how do you decide which one is suitable for the task? Laboratory vacuum pumps can have a lot of different features, which makes them suitable for different jobs. For example, "chemical duty" pumps have better chemical resistance, for working with organic solvents or corrosive substances. Others can apply pres...10 years ago Product Attachments Overview KNF Pumps (648.75 kB) KNF Laboratory Equipment Brochure 2020 (2.96 MB) More Information More Information Oil free?Yes