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Edwards nEXT240D - CF100 160W Turbomolecular Pump

NewEdwards VacuumPumps (liquid, other)United States

€9,182.9excl. VAT

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Power Total Rated
160.00 W
Pumping Speed Nominal
14,400.00 l/min
Ultimate Pressure
<5x10 -10 mbar
Pressure Backing Max.
7.12 Torr
Rotational Speed Nominal
1000.00 Hz
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Specifications 14

Brands
Edwards Vacuum
New/Used
New
Power Total Rated
160.00 W
Pumping Speed Nominal
14,400.00 l/min
Ultimate Pressure
<5x10 -10 mbar
Pressure Backing Max.
7.12 Torr
Rotational Speed Nominal
1000.00 Hz
Ramp Up Time
115.00 s
Compression Ratio N2
1.000 × 10¹¹
Compression Ratio He
3.000 × 10⁵
Compression Ratio H2
10000.00
Pumping Speed Helium Nominal
13,800.00 l/min
Pumping Speed H2 Nominal
9,900.00 l/min
flowVolumeGasBallastPurge
0.045 Pa·m³/s

Product description

An advanced pump with superior vacuum performance and modular flexibility.

Edwards nEXT240D - CF100 160W Turbomolecular Pump

Ultimate Vacuum &lt;5x10-10 mbar Inlet Connection DN100CF Pumping Speed Nominal 14,400.00 l/min

Features

  • Reaches an ultimate pressure of 6×10⁻⁸ mbar for precise vacuum applications
  • Features built-in electronics compatible with TAG and TIC controllers for easy system integration
  • Allows for in-field servicing with minimal tooling, reducing maintenance time and cost
  • Upper magnetic bearing ensures clean vacuum conditions, low power consumption, and reduced vibration
  • Incorporates a molecular drag stage for improved pumping speed and compression ratios
  • Designed for long-lasting performance and low cost of ownership, enhancing value
  • Comes with a standard inlet screen to protect the pump and ensure optimal functionality
  • Offers a high level of modularity for maximum flexibility and customization

nEXT turbomolecular pumps are hybrid bearing pumps with integrated controllers for pumping speeds from 47 to 1250 ls-1.The nEXT is a hybrid bearing compound turbomolecular pump. nEXT pumps combine our proven bearing technology (oil lubricated ceramic lower bearing with dry permanent magnetic upper bearing), an improved rotor design with a new molecular drag stage to deliver improved pumping speed and compression ratios, and user serviceability. They feature 24 V to 48 V DC sensorless motors with a built-in drive that is fully compatible with our range of TAG and TIC controllers.INCLUDED: The Edwards nEXT240D - CF100 160W Turbomolecular Pump includes:

  • Power Cord
  • One Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026