Description
SR 820 G vacuum system is a compact laboratory vacuum unit engineered for controlled evacuation tasks in analytical and preparative workflows. It delivers a maximum rate of 20 l/min and is supplied complete with a base plate plus suction-side and pressure-side separators, supporting cleaner operation and protection of connected apparatus from condensate or carry-over. Configured as a ready-to-use system, the SR 820 G suits filtration, degassing, solvent handling, and other vacuum-assisted laboratory procedures where a moderate pumping capacity is sufficient. The integrated separators on both suction and pressure sides help manage process media and contribute to more reliable day-to-day performance. Packaged as a single unit with a weight of 10,700 kg, it is practical for installation on laboratory benches or dedicated vacuum stations. This KNF vacuum system belongs to the laboratory appliances category for vacuum technology and is intended for research, quality-control, and teaching laboratories that require a complete, separator-equipped setup rather than a bare pump alone. It supports structured vacuum work with clear process interfaces on both inlet and outlet sides.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Model: SR 820 G
- Max. delivery rate: 20 l/min
- Includes: Base plate
- Separators: Suction-side and pressure-side
- Weight: 10,700 kg
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