laboratory vacuum pump

We have the best Laboratory Vacuum Pump solutions to meet your needs. Our oil-free vacuum pumps are perfect for aspirating water from bottles or pulling media out of cell cultures. They provide high power vacuum suction to decrease process filtration times, with high flow rates to increase pumping speeds and reduce operation times. Our vacuum pumps are designed to be light weight and easily transferred between workstations, safety hoods, and chemical fume hoods found in many laboratory spaces. With advanced engineering and complex designs, our vacuum pumps are built to withstand years of extensive laboratory work.

Applications of Laboratory Vacuum Pump

•  Collecting gas samples for atmospheric or test chamber analysis
• Moving aspiration or filtration of suspended samples or liquid
• Improving instrument-detection sensitivity by evaluating air molecules
• Controlling or inducing solution evaporation by reducing vapor pressure in concentrators, rotary evaporators, ovens, gel dryers, etc. 

These applications showcase the versatility of laboratory vacuum pumps. Different types of vacuum pumps, such as diaphragm, rotary vane, scroll, and combination pumps, are designed to cater to specific laboratory needs. Diaphragm vacuum pumps are suitable for functions like liquid degassing, filtration, and backing pumps, while rotary vane vacuum pumps are commonly used for the reduction of dry gas or continuous suction. Scroll vacuum pumps are dry pumps that require less maintenance and operate with less noise. Combination vacuum pumps are a combination of rotary vane and diaphragm vacuum pumps, making them ideal for heavy-duty activities that involve harsh chemicals.

Advantages of Laboratory Vacuum Pump

• Laboratory vacuum pump is a versatile tool that can aid in a wide variety of research projects.
• It can provide suction to drive the aspiration or filtration of liquid or suspended samples.
• It can induce or control solvent evaporation by reducing vapor pressure, as in ovens, rotary evaporators, gel dryers, and concentrators.
• It can improve instrument-detection sensitivity by evaluating air molecules that might obscure or contaminate samples, as in a mass spectrometer.
• It can collect gas samples from test chambers or the atmosphere.
• It provides a negative pressure environment to prevent escape of potentially hazardous sample materials.
• Laboratory vacuum pumps are designed to move air or vapors, and not to directly pump liquids or suspensions.
• It is an essential tool in many scientific fields, including chemistry and life sciences.
• High-value mass spectrometer units incorporate vacuum pumps that are at the vanguard of the vacuum industry in terms of automation, control, compactness, effectiveness, efficiency, quiet operation, and low-maintenance.
• Proper maintenance of laboratory vacuum pumps, such as fluid changes and air flushes, can help extend their lifespan and prevent costly failures.

Our Laboratory Vacuum Pump is the perfect solution for your laboratory needs. Not only is it cost-effective, but it also offers a complete customisation service. Our vacuum pumps are designed to be efficient, lightweight, and easily transferable between workstations. They can support high flow rates, increase pumping speeds, and reduce operation times. Our vacuum pumps can handle many applications, including vacuum filtration, impregnation, drying chambers, rotary evaporators, distillation, gel dryers and gas analytical systems. With advanced engineering and complex designs, these vacuum pumps are built to withstand years of extensive laboratory work.

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