VACUUBRAND® VACUU•LAN® Lab Vacuum Systems
Compact, quiet, oil-free pumps support multiple vacuum users with no copper pipe! The modular technology is scalable from a single bench to complete labs, and full-building installation or replacement of a central vacuum system.
VACUU·LAN Lab Vacuum Systems produce vacuum on-demand, resulting in energy savings and reduced system maintenance compared to traditional central vacuum systems that run 24/7. The benefits for scientists include deeper, more stable vacuum than typical copper based central vacuum systems, with less noise, and the elimination of cross contamination from user-to-user and lab-to-lab.
VACUU·LAN Lab Vacuum Systems have become the preferred choice of leading architectural and engineering firms, educational institutions, and research organizations.
VACUU•LAN lab vacuum systems can be easily installed where-needed, as-needed to allow quick adaptability and capacity as the requirements of a lab change.
VACUU•LAN systems offer deeper more stable vacuum reducing vacuum dips and spikes common with house vacuum. Users are isolated from one another, eliminating cross-contamination risks between labs. A single, quiet pump supports multiple users while significantly reducing lab noise. Even our largest pumps max out at about 47 dBA, compared to a home refrigerator at 50 dBA.
Oil-free pumps typically require NO maintenance for 7-8 years in most labs. Flouropolymer (PTFE) vacuum tubing is much more chemical resistant than copper, ensuring long tubing life without leaks.
Add vacuum capacity one lab at a time, as you need it. Ideal for single-lab and staged renovation projects, as well as new construction.
As scientific needs change over the life of a building, vacuum can be added easily where needed, and conditions on existing systems changed in minutes.
Sustainable
VACUUBRAND dry diaphragm pumps eliminate oil changes and contaminated oil disposal. On-demand operation and variable speed pumps offer significant energy savings over central systems.
VACUU•LAN systems offer lower upfront cost, and cost less to install, maintain, and operate. A large university study showed 55% energy savings over a comparable copper-based central vacuum system.
VACUU•LAN local vacuum systems not only provide technical advantages for scientists working in the lab but also produce significant benefits to facility managers and installers.
Vacuum levels as deep as 1.5 Torr
Reduced capital costs by right sizing your system
Eliminates lab cross-contamination
Reliable and stable vacuum for all users on the system
Reduces application interference by users on same system
Adding users and expanding systems is easy
Reduced service demands
High chemical resistant components
Simple and easy to install
Alternative to wasteful water jet aspirators
Reduced energy consumption using demand-responsive pumps
Quiet, oil-free, chemical-resistant pumps are installed in or near the lab, under the lab bench or fume hood, or on a shelf.
The network is plumbed quickly and easily with PTFE tubing and compression fittings. Specialized parts with integrated check valves provide vacuum stability and support multiple users.
Automated pumps speed up and slow down as needed, and go into sleep mode when there’s no vacuum demand. Users simply open a valve when vacuum is required. The on-demand operation saves energy and maintenance.
Labs are designed with either 70 mbar (27.85 in Hg) or 2 mbar (29.86 in Hg) vacuum depth, measured at each vacuum turret!