Chemical resistant diaphragm pump

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Chemical resistant diaphragm pump

27 Apr, 2022

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High pumping speed, frequency conversion technology

The C Series chemical resistant diaphragm pumps from Wiggens are an excellent solution for continuous, oil-free pumping of corrosive gases and vapours and meet demanding applications. The multi-stage construction provides an advantageous combination of high pumping speed and ultimate low vacuum. All major parts in contact with pumped media are made of PTFE which are ideal for extremely aggressive/corrosive gases and vapours. The sealing system provides reduced leakage rates for improved ultimate vacuum (1mbar).

Wiggens is continuously expanding the line of diaphragm pumps and applying new technologies to the C Series. The latest models feature more powerful motor-driven multi-stage pump heads, making them an excellent choice for applications requiring high vacuum levels with corrosive gases and vapours. These pumps find applications in pilot reactors, industrial rotary evaporators, the semiconductor industry, drying ovens, and various laboratory applications. The maximum pumping speed can reach up to 145L/min.

Equipped with a frequency conversion motor, these powerful pumps can achieve high vacuum levels quickly and with good stability, making them suitable for larger laboratory applications.

Furthermore, the frequency conversion vacuum pump helps reduce noise in the laboratory and extends the service life. If you have any questions about vacuum requirements for your experiments, please contact Wiggens for assistance.

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