Vacuubrand PC 611 select chemistry diaphragm vacuum pump

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Vacuubrand chemistry pumping unit PC 611 select
Description
This chemistry vacuum pumping unit is an economic space-saving solution for simultaneous operation of two independent vacuum applications with one single pump. Based on our popular MD 4C NT three-stage chemistry diaphragm pump, the PC 611 select is frequently used for vacuum applications involving even high boiling point solvents. This pump has sufficient capacity for parallel operation of two demanding applications. One application is controlled by the VACUUSELECT vacuum controller an electronic solenoid valve. The second application is controlled by a manually controlled diaphragm valve. Both vacuum ports have integrated check valves to protect against cross contamination and interference.
The integrated VACUU•SELECT controller provides an easy-to-use, application based interface that covers all common lab applications. The VACUU•SELECT controller has you covered. Use manual set-point-control for simple processes, run distillations, or create your own application with simple drag-and-drop editing. For solvent evaporation, it detects the boiling pressure and switches to 2 point control mode to hold the pressure stable when a boiling point is detected. The inlet separator, made of glass with a robust protective coating, prevents particles and liquid droplets from entering the pump, preventing damage and extending pump life. And the exhaust vapor condenser allows for nearly complete recovery of solvents when used with a chilled water line or recirculating chiller for economical recycling and environmental protection.
Performance features
• VACUU•SELECT vacuum controller with graphical user interface simplifies work in the laboratory
• predefined applications save time and give reproducible results
• easy-to-use application editor allows own process sequences
• meets high vacuum requirements for most high boiling solvents
• PC 611 select allows simultaneous operation of two independent vacuum applications