Description
SR 840 G vacuum system is a laboratory vacuum unit built for higher-capacity evacuation duties in research and process support environments. With a maximum delivery rate of 34 l/min, it addresses applications that need stronger throughput than smaller systems, and it arrives including a base plate together with suction-side and pressure-side separators for integrated media handling. The complete configuration supports filtration, rotary evaporation support, degassing, and related vacuum operations where consistent pumping performance and separator protection are important. Separators on both the suction and pressure sides help reduce the risk of liquid ingress or exhaust-side contamination, contributing to more stable system behaviour. Supplied as one unit weighing 16,870 kg, the system is suited to fixed laboratory installations or dedicated vacuum workstations. Manufactured by KNF, the SR 840 G fits vacuum technology setups in chemistry, life-science, and industrial laboratories that require a ready-assembled system rather than separate pump and accessory components. It provides a practical platform for organised vacuum workflows with defined inlet and outlet separation.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: SR 840 G
- Max. delivery rate: 34 l/min
- Includes: Base plate
- Separators: Suction-side and pressure-side
- Weight: 16,870 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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