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HiPace 300 PlusThe Pfeiffer Vacuum HiPace 300 Plus with 260-liters-per-second of pumping is designed for extreme low vibration applications. Due to the reduced vibration spectrum, this pump is suited for use in analytical applications such as electron microscopy and high-end mass spectrometry, as well as many other vibration-sensitive processes. HiPace pumps are inexpensive to operate due to extended service intervals. The improved rotor design gives both, high pumping speeds and high gas throughputs, coupled with good compression for light gases. HiPace features integrated drive electronics reducing the need for cabling. The use of materials used double the service life of the drives while the functional aluminum housing makes these pumps light in weight for easier handling. Run-up time has also been reduced, so that HiPace is operating at the desired vacuum level sooner. Remote pump performance review and integrated sensors allow analysis of temperature and other pertinent data. A sealing gas connection safeguards the bearings against particulate matter or oxidizing gases providing high reliability in both light duty and harsh duty applications.

Pfeiffer Vacuum, www.pfeiffer-vacuum.com

Published in R & D magazine: Vol. 52, No. 1, February, 2010, p.12.

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