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The article highlights a new lubricant technology that enhances the durability and stability of SplitFlow turbomolecular vacuum pumps. It spotlights the SplitFlow 350, which pairs high pumping speed with low power consumption and uses a multi-stage design separated by rotor stacks.

How would improved durability and lower power use in turbomolecular pumps most benefit your applications (e.g., semiconductor processing, vacuum coating, or R&D labs)?

New lubricant technology improves durability and stability of these turbomolecular vacuum pumps

This article was originally posted on chemengonline.com.

The new SplitFlow 350 turbomolecular vacuum pump combines high pumping speed with low power consumption. Like all vacuum pumps of the SplitFlow series, it consists of multiple stages separated by rotor stacks.

The post New lubricant technology improves durability and stability of these turbomolecular vacuum pumps appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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