Description
Hydrophobic particulate in-line vacuum pump protection filter, DN 8 is a protective inline filter intended to safeguard vacuum pumps against particulate contamination. The hydrophobic design helps limit liquid carry-over while trapping particles in the vacuum line, supporting reliable pump operation in laboratory setups. Configured with a DN 8 connection, the filter installs directly in the vacuum path as an in-line protection element. It is supplied as a single piece and belongs to the accessory range for vacuum pumps. This filter from manufacturer WELCH is suited to applications where particulate and moisture-related ingress must be reduced before the pump inlet. By placing the hydrophobic particulate filter in the line, laboratories can help maintain cleaner vacuum pathways and protect downstream equipment during routine aspiration or evacuation work. The compact DN 8 format matches common small-bore vacuum connections used with laboratory vacuum systems requiring straightforward inline protection.
This article is part of Vacuum pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: In-line vacuum pump protection filter
- Filter character: Hydrophobic particulate
- Connection: DN 8
- Installation: In-line
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