Explore the capabilities of our selection of diaphragm pumps.
Compact and effective pumping is provided by XDD1 Diaphragm Pumps, which are built for high vacuum, clean applications. The XDD1 is a freestanding benchtop machine that is highly adaptable and perfect for supporting tiny turbomolecular pumps.
D-LAB Membrane Pumps: Use these excellent instruments to support your chemical or pharmaceutical laboratory activities. These pumps are designed with diaphragms, Kalrez® valves, and chemically resistant Teflon® heads to provide a wide range of options.
Make the most of your laboratory experience by utilizing the accuracy and dependability of our selection of Diaphragm Pumps. Get premium pumps right now that are designed for chemical laboratory work and applications requiring a high vacuum.
D-Lab Diaphragm Pumps
For numerous laboratory applications, the Edwards D-Lab diaphragm pump line offers clean pumping in a lightweight, compact design. Pumps need little maintenance and can run on their own. The D-Lab pumps have pumping rates of up to 2 m3/hr and come in single and double head varieties.
When replacing water-jet pumps or drying equipment, go with the one-head, 100 mbar ultimate vacuum pumps. On the other hand, the 8 mbar, two-head ultimate vacuum pumps are ideal for medium vacuum applications such as gas transfer and rotational evaporation.
In order to maintain a clean vacuum and prevent process gas contamination of the lubricant, bearing shields separate the lubricant from the bearings, hence extending their lifespan.
A smart motor drive has the ability to start and stop remotely, protect against pump overload, and provide consistent performance everywhere.
The high flow gas ballast feature enables up to 240 gh-1 of vapors, including water vapor, to be pumped.
Easy single-sided scroll design that enables maximum uptime and minimal cost of ownership maintenance in a matter of minutes.
Go one step further: the enhanced versions have up to 25% more pumping speed at these roughing conditions and up to 20% lower peak power consumption during initial pump down, allowing them to pump down huge volume chambers without losing performance.
