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Edwards nEXT240T HC - ISO100 160W Turbomolecular Pump

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Power Total Rated
160.00 W
Pumping Speed Nominal
0.240 m³/s
Pressure Ultimate
<6x10-8 mbar
Pressure Backing Max.
20.00 mbar
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
0.240 m³/s
Pressure Ultimate
<6x10-8 mbar
Pressure Backing Max.
20.00 mbar
Rotational Speed Nominal
1000.00 Hz
Ramp Up Time
150.00 s
Compression Ratio N2
1.000 × 10¹¹
Compression Ratio He
1.000 × 10⁶
Compression Ratio H2
15000.00
Pumping Speed Helium Nominal
0.230 m³/s
Pumping Speed H2 Nominal
0.165 m³/s
flowVolumeGasBallastPurge
0.045 Pa·m³/s

Product description

High-performance hybrid bearing pump with multiple drag stages for demanding applications.

Edwards nEXT240T HC - ISO100 160W Turbomolecular Pump

Ultimate Vacuum &lt;6x10-8 mbar Inlet Connection DN100CF Pumping Speed Nominal 0.240 m³/s

Features

  • Combines oil-lubricated ceramic lower bearing with a dry permanent magnetic upper bearing for improved performance
  • Offers direct I/O or serial control; compatible with TAG and TIC controllers for system integration
  • Oil cartridge and bearings can be replaced in the field with minimal tools
  • Features multiple drag stages for enhanced compression ratios and increased backing pressure tolerance
  • Suitable for a variety of demanding applications including high-energy physics, electron microscopy and industrial development
  • Features a patented bearing suspension system to reduce noise and vibration transmission to the vacuum system
  • Includes a purge port for safe operation with specialized gases
  • The permanent magnet upper bearing ensures a hydrocarbon-free environment, reducing contamination

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 nEXT240T HC - ISO100 160W Turbomolecular Pump includes:

  • One Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026