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DC 12V vacuum pump with 213mbar vacuum, 10L/min max flow, 17mL/sec aspiration, suited for lab bioprocessing.
The Lafil 200 vacuum pump (model 197200-00) equipped with the 4851 rocker, is a benchtop laboratory vacuum system optimized for reliable aspiration and vacuum generation. This system operates on DC 12V at 1.5A, delivering a maximum vacuum of 213 mbar (80 kPa / 600 mmHg) and a flow rate of 10 L/min, with an aspiration flow capacity of 17 mL/sec. Noise emissions are maintained at a low 55 dB, supporting noise-sensitive laboratory environments. The vacuum pump includes a 4 L polypropylene fast vacuum bottle for liquid collection, with an optional 3.5 L screw-cap bottle for specialized suction needs. Its compact design (37.5 x 25.8 x 21.7 cm) and lightweight frame (2.1 kg) make it suitable for benchtop placement in bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology workflows requiring precise vacuum control and fluid aspiration. Sold as used, this unit may not fully retain original new-performance metrics and is offered as-is, making it a practical solution for biotechnology laboratories seeking cost-effective vacuum pumping.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
