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Edwards T-Station 300D Dry Turbo Station ISO100, 100-120V

NewEdwards VacuumGeneral laboratory equipment - otherUnited States

€9,984.71excl. VAT

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Ultimate Vacuum
<6×10⁻⁸ mbar mbar
Pumping Speed
300 l/s
Compression ratio for N 2
>1x10 11 mbar
Backing pump speed 50Hz
1.2 m3/h
Exhaust flange
Fitted silencer or ⅛" BSP
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Specifications 11

Brands
Edwards Vacuum
New/Used
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Ultimate Vacuum
<6×10⁻⁸ mbar mbar
Pumping Speed
300 l/s
Compression ratio for N 2
>1x10 11 mbar
Backing pump speed 50Hz
1.2 m3/h
Exhaust flange
Fitted silencer or ⅛" BSP
Noise level db(A)
<56 ± 3dB(A) Declared dual number noise emission values in
Leak tightness
<1x10 6(mbar l/s)
Operating temperature range
12 to 40°C
Electrical Requirements
1Ph 100-120V 50/60Hz

Product description

High-speed turbomolecular pumping solution enhancing vacuum capabilities.

Edwards T-Station 300D Dry Turbo Station ISO100, 100-120V

Ultimate Pressure 6×10⁻⁸ mbar Inlet Connection DN 100 ISO-K Leak Tightness &lt;1x106 mbar l/s

Features

  • Color touch screen control with local graphical display and audible leak detection
  • Wireless models allow simultaneous control of up to 10 leak detectors
  • Low weight and integrated carry handles which allow it to be bench top or trolley mounted
  • Allows effective pump down of large of contaminate flows compatible with ELD500 and FLEX variants
  • Standard sniffer line enables operation up to 4m from the ELD500. Longer sniffer lines of up to 50m can be used with the sniffer extender interface
  • Ensured by class leading 180° mass spectrometer
  • Simple user-friendly plug and pump solution with no systemization and no additional air cooling required

Edwards T-Station 300 turbomolecular pumping station buildson the existing popular T-Station 85 platform by replacing the nEXT85Hturbomolecular pump with the nEXT300 turbomolecular pump we have extended ourportfolio and are providing a solution for customers and applications that requirea higher pumping speed up to 300 ls-1.

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INCLUDED: The Edwards T-Station 300D Dry Turbo Station ISO100, 100-120V includes:

  • T-Station Pumping Station Base
  • XDD1 Diaphragm Pump
  • nEXT300D Turbomolecular Pump with ISO100 Inlet
  • All Necessary Tubing and Cables for Turn-key Operation
  • Operator's Manual
  • 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026