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Heidolph Rotavac Vario Control Vacuum Pump for Rotational Evaporators

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Diaphragm pump
Three-stage
Suction capacity
1.7 m³/h
Ultimate vacuum
2 mbar
Combinable with a condenser
yes
Power input
160 W
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Specifications 9

Brands
Heidolph
New/Used
Used
Diaphragm pump
Three-stage
Suction capacity
1.7 m³/h
Ultimate vacuum
2 mbar
Combinable with a condenser
yes
Power input
160 W
Weight
5.4 kg
Dimensions without condenser (w/d/h)
167 x 236 x 196 mm

Product description

Vacuum pump for Heidolph LABOROTA 4002/4003 evaporators; effective with condensable vapors and high-boiling solvents.

  • Compatibility: Designed exclusively for use with Heidolph LABOROTA 4002/4003 control vario rotational evaporators.
  • Vacuum Performance: Achieves excellent ultimate vacuum even when the gas ballast valve is open, enabling handling of condensable vapors.
  • Solvent Distillation: Capable of distilling high boiling point solvents such as DMF or DMS at low bath temperatures.
  • Condition: Heidolph Outlet instrument (may be overstock, returns, or demos) verified to be in 100% functional condition, with possible slight optical defects.
  • Warranty: 12 months.

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Last updated 22 October 2026