Description
SH 820 G vacuum system is a laboratory vacuum unit with a maximum delivery rate of 20 l/min, supplied as a complete assembly for vacuum technology workflows. It includes a base plate, a suction-side separator and a pressure-side high-power condenser, giving a ready-to-install configuration for routine laboratory use. The system weighs 15,510 kg and is offered as 1 pc(s), making it straightforward to place on the bench or within existing appliance layouts. From manufacturer KNF, the SH 820 G combines the vacuum platform with separator and condenser accessories so that process vapours can be managed on both the suction and pressure sides. It belongs to the vacuum systems category within laboratory appliances and supports applications such as filtration, evaporation support and other vacuum-assisted procedures that benefit from a defined delivery rate up to 20 l/min. The base plate provides a stable mounting foundation for the integrated components, while the suction-side separator and pressure-side high-power condenser complete the functional package. Laboratories seeking a compact, accessory-equipped vacuum system can deploy the SH 820 G where controlled vacuum generation and vapour handling are required without assembling individual parts separately.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product: SH 820 G vacuum system
- Delivery rate max.: 20 l/min
- Weight: 15,510 kg
- Includes: base plate, suction-side separator and pressure-side high-power condenser
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