Description
SC 820 G vacuum system is a laboratory vacuum unit with a maximum delivery rate of 20 l/min, equipped for controlled vacuum operation. It includes a base plate, a suction-side separator, a pressure-side high-power condenser and a vacuum controller with control unit, providing an integrated setup for laboratory vacuum technology. The system weighs 17,900 kg and is supplied as 1 pc(s), ready for placement in appliance or bench environments. From manufacturer KNF, the SC 820 G brings together mechanical accessories and electronic vacuum control so that delivery performance and process setpoints can be managed in one package. It fits the vacuum systems category within laboratory appliances and supports filtration, evaporation support and other vacuum-assisted procedures that benefit from a defined rate up to 20 l/min plus active control. The base plate stabilises the assembly, the separator and high-power condenser handle vapours on the suction and pressure sides, and the vacuum controller with control unit enables regulated operation. Laboratories needing a controller-equipped vacuum system can deploy the SC 820 G where both accessory-level vapour management and setpoint control are required without sourcing components separately.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product: SC 820 G vacuum system
- Delivery rate max.: 20 l/min
- Weight: 17,900 kg
- Includes: base plate, suction-side separator, pressure-side high-power condenser and vacuum controller with control unit
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