Used SHIMADZU EI-3003M #293652917 for sale

SHIMADZU EI-3003M is an excellent choice for a laboratory vacuum pump. This pump is capable of providing high quality and low maintenance vacuum performance needed in a variety of laboratory and research applications. It offers a wide range of features that make it a reliable option for both large and small scale vacuum pumping jobs. EI-3003M offers a two stage rotary-vane design that is both reliable and durable. The pump is equipped with two independently driven rotors, each featuring two long-life vanes to produce the required vacuum. The cage housing the vanes is constructed with stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance, ensuring the pump performs even in harsh laboratory conditions. The independent speed control design of the pump allows for easy adjustment of flow rate and provides more efficient operation. SHIMADZU EI-3003M is capable of reaching an ultimate pressure of 10mbar and produces a vacuum of up to 0.1mbar. It is also rated with an excellent pumping speed, generating a maximum flow rate of 33L/min when used with an air filter attached. With such reliable speed and pressure, the pump is sure to meet the needs of demanding lab applications. EI-3003M is designed to be lightweight and portable, making it easy to transport. Additionally, it operates quietly, minimizing noise pollution and making it suitable for quiet environments. The pump offers a compact design and has a low profile which eases installation and reduces set-up time. Additionally, there is no need for external compressed air due to its interior vacuum chamber. SHIMADZU EI-3003M vacuum pump is an excellent option for lab and research applications. Its durable construction, wide range of features, and excellent performance make it an ideal choice for reliable vacuum need. Its easy installation and low profile design allows it to easily be integrated into any laboratory set up with minimal effort. EI-3003M offers the perfect blend of performance, reliability, and portability for lab and research needs.