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Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum

The Leybold Turbovac 1000 C is a turbomolecular vacuum pump. The Leybold Turbovac 1000 C has a pumping speed of 1000 L/s for N2. The Leybold Turbovac 1000 C operates at approximately 36,000 rpm.[1][2]

Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum — Inventory photo
Fig. 01Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular VacuumInventory photo[3]
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Power

47V, AC 3,5A, 600 Hz[2]

Vacuum

1000 L/s for N2[1]

What it is

The Leybold Turbovac 1000 C is a turbomolecular vacuum pump.[3]

The Turbovac 1000 C is a Leybold model designated Turbovac 1000 C.[3]

What do the numbers mean?

Power & electrical3

Power In
47V, AC 3,5A, 600 Hz[2]
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Frequency
600 Hz[1]
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Power input
47V AC, 3.5A, 600 Hz[2]
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Vacuum & pumping3

Pumping Speed
1000 L/s for N2[1]
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Foreline Flange
KF-25 or KF-40[1]
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Pumping speed
1000 L/s (N2)[1]
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Dimensions & facilities1

Cooling
water[1]
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Configuration & options6

Power Out
36.000 min-1[2]
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Compression Ratio
> 10ª for N2 / H2[1]
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Inlet Flange
ISO-160 / ISO-200 KF[1]
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Operating Speed
~ 36 000 rpm[1]
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Compression ratio
> 10ª for N2 / H2[1]
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Power output
36,000 min-1[2]
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What does it need to run?

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  • Power In47V, AC 3,5A, 600 Hz[2]
  • Frequency600 Hz[1]
  • Pumping Speed1000 L/s for N2[1]
  • Foreline FlangeKF-25 or KF-40[1]
  • Pumping speed1000 L/s (N2)[1]
  • Power input47V AC, 3.5A, 600 Hz[2]

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Frequently asked questions

What is the pumping speed of the Leybold Turbovac 1000 C?

The pumping speed is 1000 L/s for nitrogen.[1]

What are the inlet flange options for the Leybold Turbovac 1000 C?

The inlet flange can be ISO-160 or ISO-200 KF.[1]

What is the operating speed of the Leybold Turbovac 1000 C?

The operating speed is approximately 36,000 rpm.[1][2]

What cooling method does the Leybold Turbovac 1000 C use?

The pump uses water cooling.[1]

Not publicly documented

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  • No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum are on record.

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  • No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum are on record.

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  • The control-system platform and OS era of the Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum are not on record.

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  • No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the Turbovac 1000 C Turbomolecular Vacuum are on record.

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