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Efficient chemical-resistant vacuum pump, ideal for aggressive gases.
The KNF Neuberger N860.3FT.40.18 Self-Drying Vacuum Pump is designed for efficient transfer and evacuation processes. It is highly compatible with vapors and resistant to condensation, making it suitable for handling highly aggressive or corrosive gases and vapors. The chemically-resistant design ensures durability and reliability in challenging environments. This vacuum pump is maintenance-free and environmentally friendly, featuring a gastight construction with a leakage rate of approximately 6 x 10^-3 mbar x l/s, although not tested in serial production. With a delivery rate of 60 liters per minute, it achieves an ultimate vacuum of 4 mbar and operates at an operating pressure of 1 bar. It includes connectors for tubes of ID 12 mm. The permissible gas and ambient temperature range is from +5°C to +40°C, and it is equipped with motor protection rated at IP54. The pump is compact, weighing 14.8 kg, and measures 331 mm x 279 mm x 291 mm. It operates efficiently at 230V/50Hz with a power consumption of 220W.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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