Description
Vacuum-safety-suction system AZ 04 is a laboratory suction unit for controlled liquid aspiration in cell-culture and related workflows. It provides a flow rate of 8 l/min and a vacuum level of 700 mbar, supporting routine removal of media, supernatants and other aqueous liquids under vacuum. The complete configuration includes a vacuum pump, a 4-liter polypropylene collecting bottle, quick-release couplings, a silicone rubber hose, a safety filter and an aeration insert, so the system arrives ready for bench use. At a weight of 2,470 kg and supplied as 1 pc, the unit remains practical for everyday laboratory placement. From manufacturer Hettich Benelux, the AZ 04 brings together the core components needed for vacuum-assisted aspiration, while the safety filter and aeration insert help protect the pump path and support controlled operation. Positioned for cell-culture suction tasks and general laboratory aspiration, it suits applications that need moderate vacuum performance together with a larger collection volume in a single, integrated setup.
This article is part of Vacuum pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Vacuum-safety-suction system AZ 04
- Flow rate: 8 l/min
- Vacuum level: 700 mbar
- Collecting bottle: PP 4 liters
- Scope of supply: Vacuum pump, quick-release couplings, silicone rubber hose, safety filter, aeration insert
- Technical Information Sheet:
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