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Edwards E1M18 Rotary Vacuum Pump with Agilent G3199B Quiet Cover and EMF10 Oil Mist Filter

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Product description

Oil-sealed rotary vacuum pump with 20.5–25 m³/h displacement, 3×10⁻² mbar vacuum, with quiet cover and oil mist filter.

  • Pump type: Oil-sealed rotary vacuum pump (Edwards E1M18)
  • Quiet cover: Agilent G3199B
  • Oil mist filter: Edwards EMF10
  • Displacement at 50 Hz: 20.5 m³/h
  • Displacement at 60 Hz: 25.0 m³/h
  • Ultimate vacuum without gas ballast: 3 × 10⁻² mbar
  • Ultimate vacuum with gas ballast: 6.5 × 10⁻¹ mbar
  • Nominal rotation speed: 1440 / 1720 rpm
  • Oil capacity: Min 0.9 L, Max 1.4 L
  • Voltage: 220–240 V
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 305 x 790 x 430 mm
  • Weight: 37 kg
  • Motor: Totally enclosed, air-cooled with thermal overload protection and automatic reset
  • Drive: Flexible coupling powered by single-phase or three-phase (four-pole) motor
  • Applications: Analytical instruments (LCMS), automotive, beam lines, centrifuges, coating, cryogenics, degassing, distillation, freeze drying, furnaces, gas filling, gel drying, glove boxes, laboratory bench vacuum, among others.

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Last updated 19 October 2026