The Vacuubrand PC 201 NT is a high-performance, oil-free chemistry pumping unit designed for efficient evacuation, evaporation, and pumping of gases and vapors in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical laboratories. Operating at 230 V and 50 Hz, this unit delivers a maximum pumping speed of 3.4 m³/h and achieves an ultimate vacuum of 1.5 mbar. Equipped with electronic vacuum control and a CEE plug, it ensures precise vacuum regulation and compatibility with European power systems.
The PC 201 NT features a manual flow control valve to regulate the effective pumping speed at the vacuum connection, and a vacuum manometer offers an analog vacuum display. The separator at the inlet (AK), made of glass with a protective coating, retains particles and liquid droplets, while the exhaust waste vapor condenser enables near-100-percent solvent recovery. Its compact design, low noise level, and maintenance-free operation make it an excellent choice for various laboratory applications.
It is a high-performance, oil-free chemistry pumping unit designed for efficient evacuation, evaporation, and pumping of gases and vapors in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical laboratories. Operating at 230 V and 50 Hz, this unit delivers a maximum pumping speed of 3.4 m³/h and achieves an ultimate vacuum of 1.5 mbar. Equipped with electronic vacuum control and a CEE plug, it ensures precise vacuum regulation and compatibility with European power systems.
Yes. It is designed for Rotary evaporators, vacuum concentrators, vacuum drying ovens with high boiling solvents, and offers a voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz and a maximum pumping speed of 3.4 m³/h at 50 Hz to support this kind of work.
It has a voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz, a maximum pumping speed of 3.4 m³/h at 50 Hz and an ultimate vacuum of 1.5 mbar.
It offers chemistry pumping unit, three-stage operation with four heads for efficient vacuum generation, CEE plug for compatibility with European systems and good chemical resistance and vapor tolerance.
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