HIPACE H The turbopump with high compression, especially for light gases. Ideal for UHV applications.

The turbopump with high compression, especially for light gases. Ideal for UHV applications. Highest level of compression With its new HiPace 300 H and HiPace 700 H, Pfeiffer Vacuum presents turbopumps with the highest level of compression available. The pumps have a compression ratio of ≥107 for hydrogen, making it ideal for generating high and ultra-high vacuum. The high compression ratio results in a low residual gas background in the chamber, which is desirable for mass spectrometry applications, for example. High-performance technology Thanks to the sophisticated design of the rotor, the...

Customer benefits ■ The highest level of compression, especifically for light gases ■ Ideal for HV and UHV applications ■ Best UHV pressures even in combination with diaphragm pumps ■ Intermittent mode offers energy savings of more than 90 % without any reduction in performance

Pumping speed, compression ratio and dimensions HiPace 300 H Compression ratio Pumping speed 102 fore vacuum pressure [hPa ; mbar] 102 fore vacuum pressure [hPa ; mbar] HiPace 700 H Compression ratio Pumping speed

HiPace 300 H DN 100 ISO-K DN 100 CF-F DN 100 ISO-F Order numbers HiPace 300 H DN 100 ISO-K DN 100 CF-F DN 100 ISO-F

DN 160 ISO-K DN 160 CF-F DN 160 ISO-F Water Air 100 l/h 15 - 35 °C RS-485, Remote IP54 6 mT < 50 dB (A) in any orientation 48 V DC

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