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KNF Neuberger NSE800 vacuum pump, 230 VAC, designed for pumping corrosive substances in labs.
The KNF Neuberger NSE800 vacuum pump is engineered specifically for generating vacuum in laboratory environments requiring chemical resistance. Operating at 230 VAC and drawing 3.15 A, this pump is optimized for safely handling corrosive gases and vapors encountered in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and chemical research fields. Its compact footprint with external dimensions of 40 x 27 x 36 cm allows for easy integration into benchtop setups or bioprocessing workflows.
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The NSE800 is widely used in biotechnology research involving sensitive vacuum conditions, making it critical for protocols involving live-cell imaging chambers, fluorescence analysis, and molecular cloning workflows where stable and clean vacuum is mandatory.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
