Used LEYBOLD HERAEUS TW 300 #9001116 for sale

LEYBOLD HERAEUS TW 300 is a mechanically pumped dry vacuum pump typically used for a range of laboratory and industry applications. It is a two-stage rotary vane pump featuring a stainless steel pump head, mechanical pumping speed regulator and a built-in snore-silencing filter. This single-stage dry pump offers a number of advantages for a wide range of applications, including simplified maintenance requirements and low operating noise levels. The pump employs a two-stage rotary vane design that has been optimized for efficient and reliable operation across a range of pumping speeds. The first stage features a large-inner-diameter hardened stainless steel vane, while the second stage employs a smaller-diameter hardened aluminum outer vane. This design allows the pump to provide a steady, smooth and efficient pumping performance across its range of speed settings. The built-in snore-silencing filter helps reduce the operating noise of the pump and filter out the smallest dust particles emitted by the rotor, further improving the operational performance of the pump. Additionally, the pump features a simplified maintenance design, allowing users to change the secondary filter without having to remove the entire pump unit. The vacuum capacity of TW 300 is up to 8 mBar, with a maximum discharge pressure of 25 mBar. The lubrication system of the pump utilizes synthetic stainless steel oil, ensuring a higher degree of reliability and optimum performance. The pump is powered by a 2.2 kW motor and has an extremely low power consumption of just 0.32 kW/h. Furthermore, the pump can be run for up to 10,000 hours, making it ideal for long term, heavy use applications. Overall, LEYBOLD HERAEUS TW 300 from Leybold is a reliable, efficient and low noise dry vacuum pump, perfect for a range of laboratory and industrial applications. The combination of its simplified maintenance design, low power consumption, excellent performance and low noise operation makes it an ideal solution for both large and small-scale vacuum requirements.