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Charles Austen Capex L3C Diaphragm Vacuum Pump, 280 mbar, 8 l/min

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Charles Austen
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6235

Product description

Charles Austen Capex L3C diaphragm vacuum pump rated at 280 mbar and 8 l/min for laboratory use.

Charles Austen Capex L3C Diaphragm Vacuum Pump

The Charles Austen Capex L3C is a laboratory diaphragm vacuum pump specified for a 280 mbar vacuum rating and 8 l/min pumping capacity. It is suitable for vacuum generation in laboratory equipment and general research workflows, including biotechnology and molecular biology applications where compact diaphragm pumping is required.

  • Pump type: Diaphragm vacuum pump
  • Model: Capex L3C
  • Vacuum rating: 280 mbar
  • Pumping speed: 8 l/min
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

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Last updated 19 October 2026