Fisher Scientific PU1309 MaximaDry Diaphragm Vacuum
The Fisher Scientific PU1309 Maxima Diaphragm Vacuum Pump is a compact benchtop design pump, with simple set up and disassembly, no special tools required. It is a clean, very easy to use oil-free vacuum pump ideally used for low boiling point rotary evaporation and distillation, filtration blotting, and solid phase extraction. The Fisher Scientific MaximaDry Oil-Free Vacuum Pump has the ability to be used with aggressive solvents without the risk of damaging the pump, this is because the diaphragm and pump heads are coated and molded in PTFE (a soft, nontoxic fluoropolymer with little to no friction, so few materials stick to it). The high-flow, multiport valves are also made from FFPM fluoropolymer to withstand heavy solvent vapors and liquid condensate without a loss in performance, and the fan cooled (TEFC) motor is rated for continuous operation and never requires lubrication. It is a quiet, reliable operation without the hazards of handling pump oil or contaminated water.
All of our equipment is fully tested to perform at factory specifications before being shipped.
Included with the Fisher Scientific PU1309 Maxima Dry Diaphragm Vacuum Pump PU1309:
Includes: > Power Cord
> Full 180 Day Parts and Labor Warranty
Fisher Scientific PU1309 Maxima Dry Diaphragm Vacuum Pump Specifications
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Dimensions |
13 x 6.5 x 8.5 in. (33 x 16.5 x 22 cm) |
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Flow Rate |
20L/min. |
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Max. Vacuum |
75 torr |
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Motor Speed |
1800rpm |
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Motor Type |
Fan Cooled (TEFC) |
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Horsepower |
0.16hp |
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Air Displacement |
20L/min |
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Electrical Requirements |
115V 60Hz |
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For Use With |
Rotary Evaporator, gel dryer, filtration flasks and manifolds, vacuum oven and concentrator |
Vacuum Pump Inspection and Recertification Checklist
- Confirm Power Supply and Pcb Are Outputting Correct Voltages
- Empty Existing Oil in Unit and Inspect for Particulates (If Applicable)
- Confirm Relays Are Functioning and Replace as Needed
- Fill With New Pump Oil (If Applicable)
- Clean Internal Diaphragms and Check Valves. Replace as Needed (If Applicable)
- Confirm Appropriate Noise Levels for Pump and Test with A Decibel-Meter
- Evaluate Pump Oil Through Viewing Glass (If Applicable)
- Confirm Pump Is Able to Reach Absolute Vacuum with Independent Vacuum Gauge
- Confirm Pump Interfaces with External Controllers (If Applicable)
- Ensure Cosmetics Are Acceptable
