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Leybold TW250S Turbomolecular Drag Pump with TD400 Frequency Converter

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MPN
11352 and 800073V0002
Condition Description
SOLD AS-IS - FOR PARTS
Electrical Requirements
19VAC, 5A, 860hZ and 24VDC, 190W
Electrical Certification / Approval
TUV / CE
Weight (lbs)
14
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MPN
11352 and 800073V0002
Condition Description
SOLD AS-IS - FOR PARTS
Electrical Requirements
19VAC, 5A, 860hZ and 24VDC, 190W
Electrical Certification / Approval
TUV / CE
Dimensions
Pump: 7"diam x 17"H; Converter: 4"W x 4"D x 2"H
Weight (lbs)
14
Country/region of manufacture
Germany
Custom Label
WHS

Product description

Turbomolecular drag pump TW250S, 230 L/s pumping speed, final pressure ~1x10^-8 mbar, with TD400 RS232 controller.

  • Pump Type: Turbomolecular drag pump combining rotodynamic pump and driving turbine
  • Model: TW250S
  • Pumping Speed: 230 liters per second
  • Ultimate Pressure: 1×10^-8 mbar
  • Controller: TURBO.DRIVE S TD400 frequency converter with RS-232 interface for operation control
  • Operational Status: Pump sold AS-IS for non-functionality; frequency converter is new
  • Options: Pump and converter can be sold separately; pump refurbishment available at additional cost
  • Applications:
  • Freeze drying and packaging industry
  • Degassing, casting, dry vacuum smelting (super-pure metals)
  • Incandescent lamp manufacturing
  • Electronic tube production
  • Thin film deposition
  • Space simulation
  • Cryogenic research
  • Electron microscopy
  • Nuclear, plasma, and high energy physics
  • Particle accelerators and storage rings
  • Additional Information: Literature links available for detailed specifications and usage guidance

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Last updated 19 October 2026