Pfeiffer PMP04450 HiPace® 700 M with TM 700, DN 160
Key specifications
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Description
PMP04450 — HiPace® 700 M with TM 700, DN 160 ISO-K. Key specifications — Manufacturer model designation: HiPace® 800 M; Pumping speed for Ar: 775 L/s; Pumping speed for He: 625 L/s; Pumping speed for H₂: 500 L/s; Pumping speed for N₂: 790 L/s.
Technical data
| Manufacturer model designation | HiPace® 800 M |
|---|---|
| Pumping speed for Ar | 775 L/s (1,642 CFM) |
| Pumping speed for He | 625 L/s (1,324 CFM) |
| Pumping speed for H₂ | 500 L/s (1,059 CFM) |
| Pumping speed for N₂ | 790 L/s (1,674 CFM) |
| Compression ratio, Ar | 1 · 10¹¹ |
| Compression ratio, He | 1 · 10⁷ |
| Compression ratio for H₂ | 2 · 10⁵ |
| Compression ratio for N₂ | 1 · 10¹¹ |
| Gas throughput at rated speed, Ar | 8 hPa L/s |
| Gas throughput at rated speed, N₂ | 13 hPa L/s |
| Max. forevacuum pressure, N₂ | 8 hPa (6 Torr) |
| Start-up time | 4 min |
| Optional communication interfaces | Profibus, Ethercat, Semi E74 |
| Standard communication interfaces | RS-485, remote |
| Mounting orientation | arbitrary |
| Sound pressure level, EN ISO 2151 | 45 dB(A) |
| Weight | 17.2 kg (37.9 lb) |
| Inlet connection | DN 200 ISO-K/ISO-F/CF-F |
| Outlet connection | DN 25 ISO-KF /G 1/4" |
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