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Thomas vacuum pump 2750TGHI52 with WOB-L piston tech, 12 bar pressure, 5.4–212.4 l/min flow, 220V operation.
The Thomas Peak Scientific 2750TGHI52/48-221N compressor vacuum pump is engineered with advanced *WOB-L piston technology* to deliver enhanced pressure and flow rates essential for diverse high-pressure gas applications. Operating at 220V and supporting 50Hz/60Hz, it provides flow rates from 5.4 to 212.4 liters per minute and pressures up to 12 bar (175 psi) with vacuum levels reaching -990 mbar. This vacuum pump is designed for laboratory, industrial, and medical biotechnology workflows, featuring low vibration, balanced flow, and reduced power consumption to ensure reliable, continuous performance. Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials, it ensures durability in demanding environments such as molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and clinical instrumentation. The model supports single or twin piston options and offers customization capabilities tailored to specific research or production needs, making it a critical component in biomanufacturing pipelines and synthetic biology research. Its compact size and weight (~13 kg) facilitate integration into various gas handling setups widely used in biomedical engineering and biotechnology laboratories. This vacuum pump is compliant with harmonized code 8414.80.1685, matching industry standards for air pumps and compressors fundamental in gene editing and molecular cloning workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€980 sits above most gas generator here.
