IKA MVP 10 Basic Vacuum Pump

NewIKAPumps (liquid, other)United States

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Pump rate max. (50/60Hz): 1.7 m³/h
Final pressure without gas ballast: 7 mbar
Final pressure with gas ballast: 15 mbar
Suction levels: 2
Cylinder: 2

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Specifications 26

Brands: IKA
New/Used: New
Pump rate max. (50/60Hz): 1.7 m³/h
Final pressure without gas ballast: 7 mbar
Final pressure with gas ballast: 15 mbar
Suction levels: 2
Cylinder: 2
Connection diameter suction side: 10 mm
Connection diameter pressure side: 10 mm
Gas ballast valve: yes
Input pressure: 7 - 1050 mbar
Speed (50Hz): 1380 rpm
Speed (60Hz): 1680 rpm

Noise at low. pressure: 65 dB(A)
Mode automatic: yes
Mode manual: yes
Mode pump %: yes
Mode program: yes
Dimensions (W x H x D): 245 x 155 x 320 mm
Weight: 11.5 kg
Permissible ambient temperature: 10 - 40 °C
Permissible relative humidity: 80 %
Protection class according to DIN EN 60529: IP 54
Voltage: 230 / 115 / 100 V
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Power input: 180 W

Product description

Advanced chemical-resistant vacuum pump ideal for quiet, oil-free lab applications.

IKA MVP 10 Basic Vacuum Pump Pump Rate Max. 1.7 m³/h (28.3 l/min) Ultimate Vacuum 7 mbar Protection Class IP 54 Features

Designed for dry, oil-free applications with a diaphragm pump made of PTFE or PTFE compounds for chemical resistance.
Slimline, compact design ensures space-saving installation and long service life.
Simple maintenance and straightforward servicing for ease of use.
Operates quietly at 65 dB(A), suitable for laboratory environments.
Includes a gas ballast valve for handling condensable vapors and preventing pump oil contamination.

The IKA MVP 10 Basic Vacuum Pump is an essential tool designed for dry, oil-free applications in laboratory settings. Featuring a robust diaphragm pump constructed from PTFE and PTFE compounds, it ensures exceptional chemical resistance and reliability. Its compact, space-saving design and quiet operation at 65 dB(A) make it ideal for environments where noise levels are a concern. Simple maintenance procedures and a gas ballast valve for managing condensable vapors further enhance its usability, making the MVP 10 a dependable choice for various vacuum applications.

INCLUDED: The IKA MVP 10 Basic Vacuum Pump includes:

MVP 10 basic vacuum pump
Vacuum hose
Silencer
Y hose connector 8 mm
Power Cord
Operator's Guide
Manufacturer's Documentation
2 Year Manufacturer Warranty ( + Additional Free 1 Year Warranty Extension with IKA Registration)

IKA MVP 10 Basic Vacuum Pump SpecificationsPump rate max. (50/60Hz)1.7 m³/hPump rate max. (50/60Hz)28.3 l/minFinal pressure without gas ballast7 mbarFinal pressure with gas ballast15 mbarSuction levels2Cylinder2Connection diameter suction side10 mmConnection diameter pressure side10 mmGas ballast valve yes Input pressure 7 - 1050 mbarSpeed (50Hz)1380 rpmSpeed (60Hz)1680 rpmNoise at low. pressure65 dB(A)Mode automaticyesMode manualyesMode pump %yesMode programyesDimensions (W x H x D)245 x 155 x 320 mmWeight11.5 kgPermissible ambient temperature10 - 40 °CPermissible relative humidity80 %Protection class according to DIN EN 60529IP 54Voltage230 / 115 / 100 VFrequency50/60 HzPower input180 W

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