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Pfeiffer Vacuum Presents New series of dry pumps

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Pfeiffer Vacuum, a supplier of vacuum technology worldwide, will be presenting new solutions at Semicon Korea.
 
The dry, multi-stage Roots pumps in the A4 series provide pumping speeds of 100 > 1,700 m3/h. The company says these energy-efficient and reliable pumps are ideal for use in demanding processes in the semiconductor and coating industries. With corrosion resistant materials and a high gas throughput, this pump series is optimally suited for use in CVD processes, for example.

"With these product developments, we are setting standards in the entire vacuum industry", says Dr Matthias Wiemer, management board member at Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG

New dry pump A 200 L
In spite of its small dimensions, the new dry, multi-stage A 200 L Roots pump provides a high pumping speed and very short pump down times. This dry pump is suitable for operation in cleanrooms, and is ideal for clean applications such as load-lock and transfer chambers, as well as for all other non-corrosive applications. The A 200 L is further distinguished by its ease of integration into semiconductor production lines and, in particular, by its energy-efficient operation.

New ATH 2804 M and ATH 3204 M magnetically levitated turbopumps 
In the magnetically levitated turbopumps in the ATH-M series, a 5-axis active magnetic bearing monitors the position of the rotor. This high-quality bearing technology combines long-term stability and reliability with extremely quiet operation. Given the process equipment of these high vacuum pumps and their exceptional pumping speed, they are ideal for use in semiconductor production, particularly in etching processes, as well as in many other industrial applications.

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