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Diaphragm Pumps for Continuous Flow Cryostats

Diaphram Pumps for Continous Flow Cryostats

Diaphram Pumps for Continous Flow Cryostats

Overview

The Edwards XDD1 diaphragm pumps are used for backing small compound turbo-molecular pumps in clean, high vacuum applications. They comply with EN61010 and EN1012, and are designed to be free standing bench top units.
 
A typical ultimate pressure of better than 5 x 10-8 mbar can be achieved when using an XDD1 to back a 70 l s-1 compound turbo-molecular pump.
 
The a.c. voltage motor can be used on worldwide supplies ranging from 100 to 115 V, and 200 to 230 V. The pump has both an on/off and voltage changeover switch. The power is connected through a standard EN60320 socket.
 
This pump is NOT supplied with connection cables and is factory set to 230 V. A suitable cable should be ordered with the pump.

Technical Data

Pumping Speed 
50 Hz a.c. 1.2 m3h-1
60 Hz a.c. 1.5 m3h-1
Ultimate vacuum (typical) <2 mbar
Ambient temperature limit 10 to 40 °C
Inlet connection NW16
Exhaust connection  The pump is fitted with a silencer which can be removed and an exhaust line connected with a 1/8" BSP fitting
Maximum allowed inlet pressure 1 bar Abs
Motor power 80 W
Weight 6.5 kg

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TypeDelivery (l/min)Vacuum (mbar abs.)atm. Press.Pressure (bar g)Weight (kg)CodeQtyQuote
N 86 AN. 12 DCB4,52501,00,7ICEvac32a
N 838 AN. 12 DCB252000,62,5ICEvac32b

Diaphram Pumps for Continous Flow Cryostats

Diaphram Pumps for Continous Flow Cryostats

An economical, high performance solution for a wide range of general applications with a size and weight that makes it easy to integrate into OEM systems.

Features

  • Oil-free – no contamination of the vacuum system, no leaks into the environment 
  • Hermetic design with isolated bearings and motor that contains all pumped gases – recovers precious gases andprevents toxic gas leakage 
  • Small size – 14 × 7 × 6 in (351 × 181 × 140 mm), 21 pounds (9.5 kg) 
  • Delivers low base pressure 
  • Emits low noise and vibration

Technical Specs

Peak pumping speed (60 Hz):  35 L/m, 2.1 m³/hr, 1.2 cfm
Peak pumping speed (50 Hz):  30 L/m, 1.8 m³/hr, 1.1 cfm
Ultimate pressure:  7.5 × 10-1 torr (1.0 × 10-1 mbar, 100 Pa)
Maximum inlet pressure:  1 atm (0 psig)
Maximum outlet pressure:  1.4 atm (6.5 psig)
Exhaust connection:  1⁄4-in. female nat’l pipe thread
 (10 mm hose barb provided)
Exhaust connection adapter:  NW16 KF adapter provided
Gas ballast connection:  1⁄8-in. female nat’l pipe thread
Ambient operating temp:  5 to 40 °C (41 to 104 °F)
Storage temperature:  –20 to 60 °C (–4 to 140 °F)
Motor rating:  0.16 horsepower (0.12 kW)
Motor thermal protection:  Automatic
Rotation speed:  High-clarity color touch screen
Cooling:  Air-cooled
Weight:  9.5 kg (21 lbs), ship: 10.5 kg (23 lbs)
Restrictions:  No corrosive, explosive, particulate-forming gas
Leak rate (exhaust sealed):  <1 × 10-6 std-cc/sec helium
Noise level (ISO 11201):  55 dB(A)
Vibration at inlet (ISO 11201):  1.5 mm/sec
Compliance:  CE, CSA, CSA/CUS, Semi S2-703, RoHS

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TypeDelivery (l/min)Vacuum (mbar abs.)atm. Press.Pressure (bar g)Weight (kg)CodeQtyQuote
N 022 ANE1510044,0ICEvac33a
N 026 ANE201002,54,1ICEvac33b

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