Yeah, not quite sure what it is about equipment maintenance in this industry…folks just seem to keep pushing till it breaks, ignore scheduled servicing, and just generally treat equipment like they stole it.
Guess it might be another manifestation of a-motivational syndrome
I am gonna be real here. I sold off my car and motorcycle because of injury but also because I live in a place with LOTS of transport options. After not driving from injury for a while the amazing thing is how much fatter my bank account is.
If I had not given up driving and my passion for high horsepower (my last car was a Porsche 911) there is no way at all that I could have engaged in learning to refine medicine. The endeavor is spendy but not so much that forsaking even modest vehicles cannot get me what I need.
I do always wonder why folks spend so much on exotic pumps when it seems to me less expensive options are available. I am sure there are practical reasons to run this sort of thing but do not know what a scroll pump could accomplish for me that a dual vane pump cannot? I LOVE the fact that @cyclopath is sharing data on these guys for sure! He is a smart cookie and now he has his own smart mode of transport. I saw a photo of his new electric car and he even offered to do some running for me if needed. Thanks. It is striking though the price of these pumps new and I cannot quite understand the technical problem they solve that a cheaper pump cannot.
They are AtEx rated. As in they’re ok injesting hydrocarbons. So we use primarily them on our ovens. The one above pulled duty on the molsieve oven. It appears to need a protective filter. A oiled pump might be better. I don’t like Oiled pumps on vac ovens unless I’ve got a cold trap in the circuit to keep oil out of my oil