The Vacuubrand Diaphragm Pump MZ 2D NT is a robust two-stage diaphragm pump designed to provide reliable and efficient vacuum performance in laboratory applications. Operating at 230 V and 50 Hz, this pump delivers stable vacuum levels with improved efficiency. With a CEE plug, it is suitable for European power systems, making it a versatile choice for labs worldwide. Its two-stage operation ensures low noise levels and reliable performance, ideal for demanding tasks in scientific research and laboratory work.
The Vacuubrand MZ 2D NT diaphragm pump is a quiet, efficient, and reliable solution for laboratories requiring consistent vacuum performance across a variety of applications.
It is a robust two-stage diaphragm pump designed to provide reliable and efficient vacuum performance in laboratory applications. Operating at 230 V and 50 Hz, this pump delivers stable vacuum levels with improved efficiency. With a CEE plug, it is suitable for European power systems, making it a versatile choice for labs worldwide. Its two-stage operation ensures low noise levels and reliable performance, ideal for demanding tasks in scientific research and laboratory work.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory vacuum applications that require high reliability, and offers a voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz to support this kind of work.
It has a voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 20732200.
It offers diaphragm pump, two-stage operation for enhanced vacuum performance and efficiency, CEE plug for compatibility with European systems and low noise operation.
For laboratory vacuum applications that require high reliability, the VACUUBRAND model is the better choice, offering a voltage of 230 V, 50 Hz. The Lutz model offers a connection of 1/4 inch as an alternative, while the VACUUBRAND model's diaphragm pump and two-stage operation for enhanced vacuum performance and efficiency help make it a strong fit for laboratory vacuum applications that require high reliability.
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