Description
Vacuum pump VP2 is a chemistry diaphragm pump offering a nominal suction capacity of 3,4 m³/h and an ultimate pressure of 1,5 mbar. It is intended for laboratory environments requiring chemical-resistant membrane vacuum technology. The electrical design permits switching between 230 V/50 Hz and 120 V/60 Hz operation. Delivered as a single unit, the pump weighs 14 kg net and 15 kg gross. Produced in Germany within the Baden-Württemberg region, this vacuum pump from manufacturer Binder achieves the specified deeper vacuum level alongside higher suction volume. Oil-free diaphragm construction supports clean handling of process gases and vapours. Users obtain reliable performance at the rated 3,4 m³/h capacity down to 1,5 mbar for precise laboratory evacuation. The solid build facilitates integration into standard vacuum manifolds or standalone stations. These parameters ensure stable operation matching the manufacturer data for chemical applications.
This article is part of Vacuum pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Type: Chemistry diaphragm pump
- Nominal suction capacity: 3,4 m³/h
- Ultimate pressure: 1,5 mbar
- Voltage: switchable 230 V/50 Hz and 120 V/60 Hz
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Vacuum pump VP2 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Binder for laboratory use. It sits in Vacuum pumps, inside Pumps, vacuum & evaporation, in Lab instruments.
A laboratory vacuum pump lowers pressure for filtration or evaporation. A diaphragm pump tolerates solvent vapour better than an oil-sealed rotary vane pump, and it reaches a milder vacuum. The ultimate vacuum and the flow, and whether the wetted path survives the solvent, are the choices.
A vacuum pump lowers the pressure above a liquid so it boils at a lower temperature. That is the point of a rotary evaporator: solvent leaves a sample without cooking it. A diaphragm pump or a rotary-vane pump is chosen by the vacuum it reaches and by whether solvent vapour will destroy it. A peristaltic pump moves liquid by squeezing a tube, so the liquid touches only the tube. A barrel pump transfers a larger volume from a drum. The glassware on the evaporator is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware. Solvent identity is on PubChem.
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Shelves beside this one are Rotary evaporators, Peristaltic & dosing pumps, Vacuum & pump accessories, Drum, barrel & transfer pumps and Pumps (other) & accessories.
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