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Catalog 2010 Technology for Vacuum Systems - Chiron

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90<br />

Diaphragm pumps down to 70 mbar<br />

Diaphragm pump<br />

ME 8 NT and ME 16<br />

Diaphragm pumps are an excellent solution <strong>for</strong> continuous, oil-free evacuation and pumping of gases. All parts<br />

in contact with pumped media are made of aluminum and selected plastics, allowing a wide range of applications<br />

<strong>for</strong> non-corrosive gases. The highly flexible, fabric-rein<strong>for</strong>ced double diaphragm made of FPM is ideal <strong>for</strong> extended<br />

operating life. These powerful pumps have an exceptionally high pumping speed. The new NT-series features further<br />

improved per<strong>for</strong>mance data.<br />

ME 8 NT<br />

7.3 m³/h<br />

70 mbar<br />

PERFORMANCE FEATURES APPLICATIONS<br />

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contamination-free pumping and evacuation<br />

very high flow rate even near ultimate vacuum<br />

quiet operation<br />

very low vibration<br />

ME 16<br />

12.0 m³/h<br />

80 mbar<br />

exceptionally long diaphragm life and maintenancefree<br />

drive system <strong>for</strong> low lifetime costs<br />

Further in<strong>for</strong>mation at www.vacuubrand.com<br />

Large one-stage diaphragm pumps are an excellent choice<br />

<strong>for</strong> continuous, oil-free pumping of large amounts of gases.<br />

Typical applications are vacuum ovens and pumping<br />

of non-corrosive gases in general. We recommend these<br />

pumps especially <strong>for</strong> processes with high inlet and process<br />

pressures. They are excellent <strong>for</strong> very fast evacuations.

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