VACUUBRAND RZ 6 Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump Two-Stage
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VACUUBRAND RZ 6 Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump Two-Stage

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VACUUBRAND RZ 6 Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump Two-StageBrandTech VACUUBRAND RZ 6 Two Stage Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump VACUUBRAND RZ 6 Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps have been designed from the ground up for the best performance in laboratory applications. For applications requiring a greater vacuum depth than an oil free diaphragm pump can provide, BrandTech offers rotary vane pumps. They are extremely low noise and low vibration, even compared to earlier VACUUBRAND rotary vane models. Product Features: Rugged

BrandTech™ VACUUBRAND™ RZ 6 Two Stage Rotary Vane Vacuum Pump

VACUUBRAND® RZ 6 Rotary Vane Vacuum Pumps have been designed from the ground up for the best performance in laboratory applications. For applications requiring a greater vacuum depth than an oil-free diaphragm pump can provide, BrandTech® offers rotary vane pumps. They are extremely low noise and low vibration, even compared to earlier VACUUBRAND® rotary vane models.

Product Features:

  • Rugged
    Exceptional tolerance to water vapor with minimal impact on ultimate vacuum.
  • Energy Efficient
    Low power consumption and low levels of waste heat generation compared to competitive models.
  • Compact
    Take up less space and weigh less than comparable models.
  • Reliability
    All VACUUBRAND® pumps and systems must pass rigorous product testing before leaving the factory. It's your assurance of a reliable pump.
 Technical Data RZ 6
Number of Stages

2

Max. pumping speed at 50/60 Hz

5.7/6.8m3/h

Max. pumping speed at 50/60 Hz

3.4/4.0cfm

Ultimate partial vacuum (abs.)

4 x 10-4mbar

Ultimate Vacuum (abs.)

2 x 10-3/1.5 x 10-3mbar/torr

Ultimate Vacuum (abs.) with Gas Ballast

1 x 10-2/0.75 x 10-2mbar/torr

Water Vapor Tolerance with Gas Ballast

40mbar

Ambient Temperature Range (operation)

12 - 40°C

Ambient Temperature Range (storage)

-10 - 60°C

Oil Capacity (B-Oil) min./max.

0.34/0.65

Max. Back Pressure (abs.)

1.1bar

Inlet Connection

small flange KF DN 16

Outlet Connection

Hose Nozzle DN 8-10mm

Rated Motor Power

0.3kW

Rated Motor Speed at 50/60 Hz

1500/1800min-1

Protection Class

IP 40

Dimensions (L x W x H)

370 x 142 x 207mm

Weight

16.4kg

Noise Level at 50 Hz, typ.

50dBA

Items Supplied

Pump oil filled and completely mounted, ready for use, w/ manual

 

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