Description
Membrane controlled pump MPC 201 E is a single-stage laboratory vacuum pump delivering a pumping speed of 30 l/min with a final vacuum below 75 mbar. Designed for general laboratory vacuum duties, this compact unit supports filtration, degassing, sample preparation and other tasks that need moderate vacuum levels. The one-stage membrane design is suited to typical research and quality-control environments where diaphragm technology is preferred. Supplied as one piece, the MPC 201 E from manufacturer WELCH Vacuum integrates into bench setups that require reliable continuous vacuum without oil-sealed pump maintenance. Its performance envelope of 30 l/min and final vacuum <75 mbar matches routine process-support and analytical needs. Laboratories engaged in virus-research workflows and broader experimental work can deploy this membrane pump wherever specified chemical-resistant diaphragm vacuum generation is required. Robust construction and clearly stated vacuum characteristics make the MPC 201 E a practical choice for everyday laboratory vacuum applications and flexible instrument support.
This article is part of Vacuum pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: MPC 201 E
- Type: 1-stage membrane controlled pump
- Pumping speed: 30 l/min
- Final vacuum: <75 mbar
- Weight: 8,75 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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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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