Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506

1. What is the maximum body temperature of the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 during operation?

The body temperature of the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 remains below 55°C during normal operation. This controlled temperature prevents overheating and ensures safe handling in laboratory environments. The thermal stability contributes to the pump’s long-term reliability. It also supports continuous operation without the risk of thermal damage.

2. What are the inlet and outlet specifications of the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506?

This Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 features a 9 mm inlet diameter, allowing easy connection with standard laboratory tubing. The 6 mm outlet is designed to reduce noise during operation, enhancing user comfort. This configuration ensures efficient airflow and quiet performance, while the design allows seamless integration into various laboratory systems.

3. What is the ultimate vacuum pressure of the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506?

This Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 provides a vacuum pressure of up to 0.08 Mpa (approximately 200 mbar), making it suitable for a wide range of precision laboratory applications. This high vacuum level ensures efficient solvent removal, filtration, and evaporation. The unit delivers stable performance even during continuous operation.

4. What is the evacuation speed of the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506?

Our Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 offers an evacuation speed of 60 L/min, allowing for fast and efficient removal of air or gas from systems. This high flow rate improves productivity in tasks like filtration, drying, and distillation. It is particularly useful in time-sensitive laboratory applications.

5. What is the operating temperature range for the Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506?

This Diaphragm Vacuum Pump ADDV-506 operates efficiently within a temperature range of 7 to 40°C. Operating within this range ensures optimal performance and longevity of the pump. Exposure to temperatures outside this range may affect the pump’s efficiency and durability.

6. What is a Diaphragm Vacuum Pump?

A Diaphragm Vacuum Pump is a type of dry pump that uses a flexible diaphragm and check valves to move air or gases. It operates without oil, making it clean and maintenance-friendly, suitable for laboratories and sensitive applications. Its oil-free design prevents contamination of samples and ensures long-lasting, reliable performance. Additionally, the pump can handle corrosive gases and vapours, making it ideal for a wide range of chemical and analytical uses.

7. Can Diaphragm Vacuum Pump be connected directly to rotary evaporators or vacuum filtration setups?

Yes, Diaphragm Vacuum Pumps are ideal for direct integration with rotary evaporators, filtration manifolds, and SPE systems. Ensure compatibility in terms of vacuum level and solvent resistance. They provide consistent and stable vacuum pressure, which is essential for efficient operation of these systems. Moreover, their chemical-resistant construction allows safe handling of various solvents commonly used in laboratory processes.