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Agilent G6011A Quiet Cover noise reduction cabinet for MS40+ rotary vane pumps, with access, oil collection and temperature monitoring.
The Agilent G6011A Quiet Cover noise reduction cabinet is a pump enclosure for MS40+ rotary vane pumps used with LC/MS systems and other mass spectrometry equipment.
The cover includes locking castors for pump movement, a removable sectioned cover for tool-free access, a lift and tilt lever for oil drainage, and a removable drip pan for oil collection. Integrated fans control the temperature inside the cover. LEDs and an audible alarm indicate temperatures above 35 °C. The Agilent MS40+ rotary vane pump shown with the cover is optional. Other fitting rotary vane pumps can also be used.
The used cover was tested and maintained. Its condition is described as excellent.
The Agilent G6011A Quiet Cover is a noise reduction cabinet for rotary vane rough pumps used in LC/MS and mass spectrometry pump noise reduction in life sciences laboratories.
The used Agilent G6011A Quiet Cover was tested and maintained and is in excellent condition. The Agilent MS40+ rotary vane pump is available as an optional combination and is not part of the cover itself.
The cover is designed for the Agilent MS40+ rotary vane pump and other fitting rotary vane pumps. Pump fit therefore depends on the enclosure accommodating the pump configuration.
The 35 °C temperature threshold connects the alarm function with the stated maximum ambient temperature. The LEDs and audible alarm indicate when the temperature inside the cover exceeds this limit.
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Last updated 5 November 2026
€800 sits in the middle range climate controlled cabinets and enclosures here.
