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Compact laboratory vacuum pump 13x13x20 cm, 2 kg, used for reduced-pressure applications.
The IWAKI VPUMP-140 is a compact laboratory vacuum pump designed for various reduced-pressure applications in biomedical engineering, bioprocessing, and molecular biology workflows. Measuring 13 cm (H) x 13 cm (W) x 20 cm (L) and weighing approximately 2 kg, this unit offers space-efficient vacuum generation suitable for benchtop setups and cell imaging laboratory environments. Due to its used condition and being sold as-is, original performance levels may vary; therefore, users are advised to verify operational status upon acquisition. This vacuum pump supports critical applications in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics, where precise vacuum control is essential. Its small footprint makes it popular among researchers involved in biomanufacturing and routine lab maintenance requiring reliable vacuum operation.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
