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- Page 1 Technology for vacuum systems HEMISTRY PUMPING UNIT SERIES PC 510 select PC 511 select PC 520 select PC 610 select PC 611 select PC 620 select Instructions for use Original instructions EN-US 20901101...
- Page 2 +49 9342 808-0 board: Sales: +49 9342 808-5550 Service: +49 9342 808-5660 Fax: +49 9342 808-5555 Email: info@vacuubrand.com Web: www.vacuubrand.com Thank you for purchasing this product from VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG. You have chosen a modern and techni- cally high quality product. 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS About this document 1.1 User information............. 5 1.2 Manual structure ............6 1.3 Display conventions ............7 1.4 Symbols and icons ............8 1.5 Instructions..............9 1.6 Abbreviations ..............10 1.7 Term definitions..............11 Safety information 2.1 Usage................13 2.1.1 Intended use ............13 2.1.2 Improper use............14 2.1.3 Foreseeable misuse ..........14 2.2 Obligations ..............15... - Page 4 4.3.4 Venting connection ..........37 4.3.5 Gas ballast (GB) ............39 4.4 Electrical connection ............40 Commissioning (operation) 5.1 Switch on................42 5.2 Operation ...............43 5.2.1 User interface ............43 5.2.2 User interface PC 520 or PC 620 ......44 5.2.3 Operation ...............48 5.2.4 Operation with gas ballast ........49 5.3 Shutdown (switch off).............50 5.4 Storage................51 Troubleshooting...
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Page 5: About This Document
PC 5xx select chemistry pumping unit. Copyright © Copyright The content of this Instruction manual is protected by copyright. Only copies for internal use are allowed, e.g., for professional training. © VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 6: Manual Structure
If your Instruction manual is incomplete, you can request a replacement. Alternatively, you can use our download portal: www.vacuubrand.com You are welcome to contact us at any time in writing or by telephone if you would like more information, have questions about our products or wish to share feedback with us. -
Page 7: Display Conventions
About this document 1.3 Display conventions Warning levels Display of warning DANGER levels Warns of an imminent hazard. Disregarding the situation could result in extremely seri- ous injury or death. Take appropriate action to avoid dangerous situa- Ø tions! WARNING Warns of a potentially hazardous situation. -
Page 8: Symbols And Icons
About this document 1.4 Symbols and icons This manual uses symbols and icons. Safety symbols indicate specific risks associated with handling the product. Symbols and icons are designed to help you identify risks more easily. Safety symbols Explanation General danger sign. Danger: electricity. -
Page 9: Instructions
About this document 1.5 Instructions Instruction (single step) ð Perform the step described. Instructions Result of action Instruction (multiple steps) 1. First step 2. Next step Result of action Carry out instructions requiring multiple steps in the order de- scribed. Instruction (graphic description) -> Example Schematic diagram... -
Page 10: Abbreviations
About this document 1.6 Abbreviations Abbreviations used >/ not greater than abs. Absolute Separator flask Atmospheric pressure (bar graph, program) Interior diameter Nominal diameter Vapor condenser Peltronic® or EK¬ Peltronic® vapor condenser Outlet (exhaust, exit), exhaust gas connection ATEX equipment labeling Fluoroelastomer Gas ballast Size... -
Page 11: Term Definitions
Dry ice con- Cooling condenser mounted at the outlet (pressure denser side) with receiving flask and dry ice as coolant. ® VACUU·BUS Bus system from VACUUBRAND for communication ® of peripheral devices with VACUU·BUS -enabled gauges and controllers. ® ®... - Page 12 About this document ® VACUU·BUS 4-pin round connector for the bus system from VACU- connector UBRAND. ® ® VACUU·BUS Assigning a different VACUU·BUS address to a ® configuration VACUU·BUS component using a gauge or con- troller. ® VACUU·SELECT Vacuum controller, controller with touchscreen; con- sisting of operating panel and vacuum sensor.
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Page 13: Safety Information
Safety information Safety information The information in this chapter must be observed by everyone who works with the product described here. The safety information applies to the entire life cycle of the equipment. 2.1 Usage Only use the product if it is in perfect working condition. 2.1.1 Intended use Intended use A chemistry pumping unit of product series PC 5xx/6xx select is... -
Page 14: Improper Use
Safety information 2.1.2 Improper use Improper use Incorrect use or any application which does not correspond to the technical data may result in injury or damage to property. Improper use includes: using the product contrary to its intended use, operation under inadmissible environmental and operating conditions, operation despite obvious errors or defective safety devices, unauthorized extensions or conversions, in particular when... -
Page 15: Obligations
Safety information 2.2 Obligations Operator obligations Operator obliga- The owner defines the responsibilities and ensures that only tions trained personnel or specialists work on the vacuum system. This applies in particular to connection, installation and mainte- nance work and troubleshooting. g ... -
Page 16: Target Group Description
Network integration Operation Error report Remedy Maintenance Repair Repair order Cleaning, simple Empty the separator Shutdown Decontamination 3 see also Homepage: VACUUBRAND > Support > Instructions for repair 4 Alternatively, arrange for decontamination by a qualified service provider. 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 17: General Safety Information
Safety information 2.4 General safety information Quality standards Products from VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG are subject to and safety stringent quality testing with regard to safety and operation. Each product undergoes a comprehensive test program prior to delivery. Observe the instructions for all actions as specified in this man- ual. -
Page 18: Laboratory And Working Materials
Safety information 2.7 Laboratory and working materials DANGER Hazardous substances could be discharged at the outlet. During aspiration, hazardous, toxic substances at the outlet can get into the ambient air. Observe the relevant safety regulations for safe han- Ø dling of hazardous substances. Please note that residual process media may pose a Ø... -
Page 19: Possible Sources Of Danger
Safety information Prevent foreign bodies inside the pump Observe vacuum Particles, liquids and dust must not get inside the vacuum pump. pump design ð Do not pump any substances which could form deposits in- side the vacuum pump. ð Install suitable separators and/or filters upstream of the in- let. - Page 20 Safety information ð Incorrect measurements due to a blocked vacuum line, e.g., condensate in the vacuum line, can distort the measure- ments taken by the vacuum sensor. ð Avoid overpressure in the suction line (>/ 1060 mbar [>/ 795 Torr]). Hazards during venting Observe hazards Depending on the application, explosive mixtures can form or during venting other hazardous situations can arise in systems.
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Page 21: Motor Protection
Safety information ð Place the device on a stable surface. A soft surface such as a foam rubber sound absorber can impair and block the air supply. ð Clean polluted ventilation slots. ð Remove the cover used as transport protection from the de- vice before operating it. -
Page 22: Atex Equipment Category
Safety information 2.10 ATEX equipment category Installation and potentially explosive atmospheres Installation and operation in areas where potentially explo- sive atmospheres can develop to a hazardous degree is not permitted. The user is responsible for assessing the risks posed by the equipment in such a way that any safety measures necessary for installation and safe operation can be implemented. -
Page 23: Disposal
Safety information 2.11 Disposal NOTICE Incorrect disposal of electronic components can dam- age the environment. Used electronic devices contain harmful substances that can cause damage to the environment or human health. Disused electrical devices also contain valuable raw materials, which can be recovered for reuse if the device is disposed of cor- rectly within the recycling process. -
Page 24: Product Description
Product description Product description Pumping units of the PC 5xx/6xx select series essentially con- sist of a diaphragm pump controlled by electromagnetic and/or ® manual inlet valves, a VACUU·SELECT type vacuum controller and a chiller with separator. There are different versions of chiller. - Page 25 Product description 5 Outlet – exhaust gas connection ® 6 VACUU·SELECT controller ON/OFF button ® 7 VACUU·SELECT sensor(s), mounted in the pumping unit housing 8 Rating plate 9 Gas ballast valve 10 Handle 11 Coolant connections 12 VACUU·SELECT® operating panel, removable 13 Inlet –...
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Page 26: Chemistry Pumping Unit Series
Product description 3.2 Chemistry pumping unit series Overview of chem- istry pumping units Description Chemistry pumping unit Pump Stages Manual Electric head valve valve PC 510 select PC 610 select PC 511 select PC 611 select PC 520 select PC 620 select 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 27: Condensers And Chillers
Product description Product-specific abbreviations Product-specific ab- Separator flask, mounted at the inlet or outlet breviations Vapor condenser, mounted at the outlet PC ..Chemistry pumping unit with type identification number 3.3 Condensers and chillers 3.3.1 Separator/condenser at the inlet Connection at the separator flask Connections on the Description 1 Inlet connection vacuum IN... -
Page 28: Sample Application
Product description 3.4 Sample application Local area vacuum network -> Example Local area vacuum network Description ® Example of use: VACUU·LAN , network arrangement with three valve modules Vacuum hose (permanently installed PTFE hose lines) Lab furniture PC 611 select vacuum pumping unit Exhaust gas hose (diverted into a fume hood) 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... - Page 29 Product description Drying -> Example Drying Description Chiller Coolant hoses Exhaust gas hose (diverted into a fume hood) PC 510 select vacuum pumping unit Vacuum hose Example of use: drying cabinet Control of two applications in parallel -> Example Vacuum control of 2 processes Description PC 620 select vacuum pumping unit Process B: rotary evaporation...
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Page 30: Installation And Connection
Installation and connection Installation and connection 4.1 Transport Products from VACUUBRAND are packed in sturdy, recyclable packaging. The original packaging is accurately matched to your product for safe transport. ð If possible, please keep the original packaging, e.g., for re- turning the product for repair. -
Page 31: Installation
Installation and connection Lift the unit out of the packaging by the side grip recesses. Never lift by attachments such as holders or glass flasks. Only use the side grip recesses and/or the handle for carrying to the installation location. 4.2 Installation NOTICE Condensate can damage the electronics. - Page 32 Installation and connection Vacuum pump installation -> Example Drawing showing minimum distances in the laboratory fur- niture ð Place the vacuum pump on a stable, non-vibrating, level surface. ð When installing in lab furniture, maintain a minimum dis- tance of 5 cm (2 in) to adjacent objects or surfaces. ð...
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Page 33: Connection
Installation and connection 4.3 Connection All condensers in the pumping unit series have a vacuum con- nection and an outlet connection. The connection is very similar. Connect your pumping unit as described in the examples below. 4.3.1 Vacuum connection (IN) CAUTION Flexible vacuum hoses can contract during evacuation. - Page 34 Installation and connection 2. Push vacuum hose (d) from the equipment onto the hose nozzle and secure the vacuum hose, for example, with a hose clip. Observe the following to achieve the optimum vacuum for your application: ð Keep the vacuum line as short as you can with as large a cross-section as possible.
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Page 35: Exhaust Gas Connection (Ex)
Installation and connection 4.3.2 Exhaust gas connection (EX) WARNING Risk of bursting due to overpressure inside the outlet line. Inadmissibly high pressure in the outlet line can cause the vacuum pump to burst or damage seals. The outlet line (outlet, gas outlet) must always be Ø... -
Page 36: Coolant Connection At The Condenser
Installation and connection 4.3.3 Coolant connection at the condenser Coolant connection A vapor condenser (EK) has a connection for coolant. For ex- IN = feed line ample, water or liquid in a chiller circuit is suitable for cooling. EX = outlet In a closed, in-house coolant circuit, the pressure should be limited to 3 bar (44 psi). -
Page 37: Venting Connection
Installation and connection 4.3.4 Venting connection DANGER Risk of explosion by venting with air. Depending on the application, venting can cause explo- sive mixtures to form or other hazardous situations to arise. Never vent processes with air which could form an Ø... - Page 38 Installation and connection Vent with inert gas – connect venting valve Required connection material: Hose for inert gas connection (Ø 4 mm), e.g., silicone tube 4/6 mm. Venting valve inert gas connection 1. Insert hose (b) into VENT connection (a) and secure the hose with the union nut. 2.
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Page 39: Gas Ballast (Gb)
Installation and connection 4.3.5 Gas ballast (GB) Use ambient air as gas ballast Gas ballast valve position If ambient air is to be used as gas ballast, nothing needs to be connected at the pumping unit; gas ballast valve (a); see also g Operation with gas ballast on page 49 chapter: Use of inert gas as gas ballast –... -
Page 40: Electrical Connection
Installation and connection 4.4 Electrical connection Pumping unit electrical connection -> Example Pumping unit elec- trical connection 1. Plug connector (a) of the power cord into the power connec- tion of the vacuum pump. 2. Plug power plug (b) into the power outlet. Pumping unit connected electrically. - Page 41 Installation and connection NOTICE! . ð Use the power plug which fits your power connection. ð Do not use multiple sockets connected in series as the power connection. ð The power plug also serves as a disconnector. Install the unit so that the plug can be easily disconnected from it. 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720...
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Page 42: Commissioning (Operation)
1. Switch rocker switch (a) on – switch position I. 2. Press ON/OFF button (b) on the controller. The start screen is displayed. After approx. 30 seconds, the process screen with the operating elements appears on the controller display. WEB: VACUUBRAND/Products/Gauges and controllers/Vacuum control 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 43: Operation
Commissioning (operation) 5.2 Operation 5.2.1 User interface User interface ® VACUU·SELECT with process screen Process screen Pressure display for a process 1 Status bar 2 Analogue pressure display – pressure curve 3 Digital pressure display – pressure value (target value, actual value, pressure unit) 4 Process screen with context features 5 Screen navigation... -
Page 44: User Interface Pc 520 Or Pc 620
Commissioning (operation) Operating elements Operating elements Button Function Vacuum controller Start Start application – only available on the process screen. Stop Stop application – always possible. VENT – Vent the system (option) Press button < 2 sec = vent briefly; control contin- ues. Press button > 2 sec = vent to atmospheric pres- sure;... - Page 45 Commissioning (operation) User interface ® VACUU·SELECT with two process screens Process screen Pressure display for two electronically controlled pro- cesses A and B 1 Status bar 2 Process screen B – in the background 3 Analogue pressure display – pressure curve 4 Digital pressure display –...
- Page 46 Commissioning (operation) Assignment of the process screen -> Example Assignment of process screen and valves Process B (view of details) Process A To avoid operating errors or simultaneous operation of two pro- cesses, the process screen can be switched; see: g Switch the process screen from A to B on page 47 g Switch the process screen from B to A on page 47.
- Page 47 Commissioning (operation) Switch the process screen from A to B -> Example Switch from process A to process B ð Tap on rear pressure curve. Process B in front. Operation process B enabled. Operation process A locked. Switch the process screen from B to A -> Example Switch from process B to process A...
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Page 48: Operation
Commissioning (operation) 5.2.3 Operation Start the vacuum controller Start Stop the vacuum controller Stop Vent Vent 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 49: Operation With Gas Ballast
Commissioning (operation) 5.2.4 Operation with gas ballast Description The provision of gas ballast (= addition of gas) ensures that va- pors do not condense inside the vacuum pump but are instead ejected from the pump. This makes it possible to pump larger amounts of condensable vapors, and also prolongs the service life. -
Page 50: Shutdown (Switch Off)
Commissioning (operation) 5.3 Shutdown (switch off) Shut down the pumping unit Switch off pumping 1. Stop the process and let the pumping unit run on for about unit 30 minutes, with open gas ballast or open inlet (IN). Condensate and media residues will be flushed out of the vacuum pump. -
Page 51: Storage
Commissioning (operation) 5.4 Storage Store the pumping unit 1. Clean the pumping unit if required. 2. Recommendation: Perform preventative maintenance be- fore storing the pumping unit. This is especially important if it ran more than 15,000 operating hours. 3. Close the suction and outlet lines, e.g., with the transport caps. -
Page 52: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 6.1 Technical support g Error – Cause – Remedy For troubleshooting, refer to table on page 52. For technical assistance or in the event of an error, please con- tact our Service department. Only use the device if it is in perfect working condition. ð... - Page 53 Troubleshooting Error Cause Remedy Personnel Venting valve does Venting valve in Replace defective Specialist not operate sensor defective. components. Vacuum pump does Pumping unit Switch on Pumping Operator not start switched off. unit. Power plug not cor- Check power con- rectly plugged in or nection and cable.
- Page 54 Troubleshooting Error Cause Remedy Personnel No or very little suc- Deposits inside the Clean and check Specialist tion power vacuum pump. pump heads. Diaphragms or Replace di- valves defective. aphragms and High level of vapor valves. generated in the Check process pa- process.
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Page 55: Cleaning And Maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance Cleaning and maintenance WARNING Danger due to electrical voltage. Switch the device off before cleaning or maintenance Ø work. Unplug the power plug from the socket. Ø Risk from contaminated parts. Pumping hazardous media can result in hazardous sub- stances adhering to internal parts of the pump. -
Page 56: Information On Service Work
Cleaning and maintenance 7.1 Information on service work Recommended maintenance intervals Maintenance inter- Maintenance intervals As required 15,000 h vals Replace diaphragms Replace valves Replace O‑rings Clean or replace molded PTFE hose Replace pressure relief valve on EK Cleaning the pumping unit Recommended aids -> Example Recommended aids... - Page 57 Cleaning and maintenance Tools needed for maintenance -> Example Tools Description No. Tool Size 1 Service kit Service kit PC 5xx #20696869 Service kit PC 6xx #20696870 2 Diaphragm wrench #20636554 SW66 3 Flat nose pliers To secure the hose clips 4 Flat-head screwdriver To open hose clips Size 1 5 Hex key...
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Page 58: Cleaning
Cleaning and maintenance 7.2 Cleaning This chapter does not contain descriptions for decontamination of the product. This chapter describes simple measures for cleaning and care. ð Before cleaning, switch off the pumping unit. 7.2.1 Housing surface Clean the surfaces Clean dirty surfaces with a clean, slightly damp cloth. We rec- ommend using water or mild soapy water to moisten the cloth. -
Page 59: Clean Or Replace Ptfe Hoses
Cleaning and maintenance 7.2.3 Clean or replace PTFE hoses Maintenance provides the opportunity to check the components of the pumping unit, including the hoses. ð Clean the inside of very dirty molded hoses, e.g., using a pipe cleaner or similar. ð Replace brittle and defective molded hoses. 7.3 Vacuum pump maintenance 7.3.1 Maintenance items Positions to be maintained... - Page 60 Cleaning and maintenance Exploded drawing of pump head (example) -> Example Exploded drawing of pump head Description Valve maintenance 1 Head cover hood + screw fittings 2 Clamping claw + screw fittings 3 Disc springs 4 Valve terminals 5 Valves 6 O-rings size 26 x 2 Diaphragm maintenance 7 Head cover + screw fittings 8 Diaphragm clamping disc with square head screw...
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Page 61: Change The Diaphragms And Valves
Cleaning and maintenance Diaphragm maintenance 9 Diaphragms 10 Diaphragm support disc 11 Spacer discs, max. 4 per pump head 7.3.2 Change the diaphragms and valves Preparation -> Example Prepare for mainte- nance 1. Switch the pumping unit 2. Remove glass flasks as off and unplug the power well as the connected plug. - Page 62 Cleaning and maintenance 5. Screw on the union nut, 6. Set the chiller down se- pull off the molded hose curely so that no liquid can and remove the chiller. escape. You can then check the EK pressure relief valve and re- place it if damaged.
- Page 63 Cleaning and maintenance Disassemble the device and housing sections -> Example Remove the hous- ing sections on the left 1. Unscrew the screw fittings 2. Remove the head cover from the head cover hood; hood and set aside. Torx screwdriver TX20. 3.
- Page 64 Cleaning and maintenance Replace diaphragms -> Example Diaphragm replace- ment 1. Lightly press against one 2. Fold the diaphragm for- of the diaphragm clamping wards at the sides. discs. 3. Carefully position the di- 4. Lift the diaphragm, along aphragm wrench on the di- with all the parts, out of aphragm support disc and the vacuum pump.
- Page 65 Cleaning and maintenance 5. Pull out the diaphragm 6. Place the new diaphragm clamping disc and remove over the square head of the used diaphragm. the diaphragm clamping disc. Ensure that the diaphragm is inserted correctly, with the coated, light-colored side facing upwards.
- Page 66 Cleaning and maintenance 9. Hold the spacer discs 10. Next, tighten the assembly firmly and place all the with the diaphragm components carefully on wrench until it is finger- the connecting rod thread. tight. 11. Then position a torque 12. Repeat the steps to re- wrench with socket head place the second di- bit on the diaphragm...
- Page 67 Cleaning and maintenance Replace valves -> Example Valve replacement 1. Take the pump head pair 2. Pull off the gas ballast which you had set aside. cap. -> Example Fig. 2–4 optional description as gas ballast only mounted on one side 3. Carefully lever off the 4.
- Page 68 Cleaning and maintenance 7. Remove the valve termi- Plan view: Components valve termi- nals, valves and pump head pair. nals with the disc springs. 8. Carefully remove the used 9. Check the surfaces for O-rings and valves. dirt. 10. Carefully clean dirty sur- 11.
- Page 69 Cleaning and maintenance 12. Place the new valves on 13. Plan view cutout: Correct top and align them. positioning of valves. IN = inlet EX = exhaust (outlet) 14. Place both valve terminals 15. Place the clamping claws with the disc springs on on the valve terminals and the pump heads.
- Page 70 Cleaning and maintenance Assemble the device and housing sections Before restarting the pumping unit, all previously removed parts of the device and housing must be fixed back in place. -> Example Assemble the de- vice and housing sections 1. Carefully press the di- 2.
- Page 71 Cleaning and maintenance 5. Secure the hose clips on 6. Put the head cover hood the hose nozzles, back into place on the e.g., with flat nose pliers. head. 7. Screw in the screw fittings 8. Tighten the screw fitting on the head cover hood; and close the cover;...
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Page 72: Replace The Device Fuse
Cleaning and maintenance 7.3.3 Replace the device fuse At the rear of the pumping units, at the power supply, there are 2 device fuses, type: 6.3 A (slow) ‒ 5x20. Change device fuse -> Example Check and replace the device fuse 1. Unplug the power plug. 2. -
Page 73: Appendix
Appendix Appendix 8.1 Technical data Product designation Chemistry pumping unit series Product names PC 510 select PC 610 select PC 511 select PC 611 select PC 520 select PC 620 select Technical data Technical data Ambient conditions (US) Ambient temperature 10–40 °C... - Page 74 Appendix Hose nozzle GB NT DN 6-10 Venting valve (venting with Silicone rubber hose 3-6 inert gas) – OPTION Coolant EK 2x (+2x ) hose nozzles DN 6-8 Exhaust gas, outlet EX Hose nozzle DN 8/10 Cold connector + power connection CEE, CH, CN, UK, IN, ®...
- Page 75 Appendix Number of cylinders/stages PC 610/611/620 Max. pumping speed 3.4 m 2.2 cfm Ultimate vacuum, abs. 1.5 mbar 1.1 Torr Ultimate vacuum with GB, 3 mbar 2.2 Torr abs. Number of cylinders/stages Weights* and dimensions (l x w x h) (US) PC 510 select 418 mm x 243 mm x 16.47 in x 9.57 in x 457 mm 17.99 in Weight*...
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Page 76: Wetted Materials
Appendix 8.2 Wetted materials Wetted materials Component Wetted materials Pump Head cover ETFE carbon fiber reinforced Diaphragm clamping disc ETFE carbon fiber reinforced Diaphragms PTFE Valves FFKM O-rings Valve terminal ECTFE, carbon fiber reinforced Gas ballast pipe Carbon fiber reinforced PTFE Elbow (at valve terminal) ETFE/ECTFE Pumping unit... -
Page 77: Rating Plate
Appendix Venting valve seal FFKM 8.3 Rating plate Details on rating ð In the event of an error, make a note of the type and serial plate number on the rating plate. ð When contacting our Service Department, please provide the type and serial number from the rating plate. -
Page 78: Ordering Information
Appendix 8.4 Ordering information Ordering informa- Chemistry pumping unit series *Order no. tion for pumping PC 510 select 2073315x units PC 511 select 2073325x PC 520 select 2073335x PC 610 select 2073715x PC 611 select 2073725x PC 620 select 2073735x * Order no. - Page 79 20639223 Power cord 20612058 20676021 20635997 20635365 20612065 20612058 ð VACUUBRAND > Support > Instructions for repair > Chem- istry pumping units. Sources of supply International sales Purchase original accessories and original spare parts from a offices and distribu- subsidiary of VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG or your local dis- tion tributor.
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Page 80: Service Information
Immediate repairs processing On-site service (on request) Calibration (DAkkS-accredited) With Health and Safety Clearance form: return, disposal Visit our website for further information: www.vacuubrand.com. Service handling Follow these headings: VACUUBRAND > Support > Service Reduce downtime, speed up processing. Please have the required data and documents at hand when contacting our Service Depart- ment. -
Page 81: Eu Declaration Of Conformity
Appendix 8.6 EU Declaration of Conformity 20901101_EN-US_PC5xx_6xx select Serie_V1.4_100720... -
Page 82: Index
Index Index Abbreviations used ..... 10 Maintenance interval.... 56 Additional symbols...... 8 Measurement chamber.... 76 Ambient conditions ..... 32 Misuse ........ 14 Assemble the device and housing Modular manuals ...... 6 sections ........ 70 ATEX equipment category.. 22 Note load capacity ...... 19 ATEX equipment category and pe- ripheral devices ...... 22 Observe hazards during venting. 20 Operating elements –... - Page 83 Index Remove the housing sections.. 63 Replace diaphragms.... 64 Responsibility matrix.... 16 Rough vacuum...... 11 Safety information....... 13 Safety precautions ...... 17 Separator flask...... 27 Separator flask connections .. 27 Surface temperatures .... 20 Switch on ........ 42 Switch on pumping unit.... 42 Target groups ...... 16 Technical data ...... 73 User interface ...... 43 Vacuum connection at the inlet... 33 Vacuum pump installation... 32 Valve replacement ...... 67...
- Page 84 Technology for vacuum systems Manufacturer: VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG Alfred‑Zippe‑Str. 4 97877 Wertheim GERMANY Phone: Switch- +49 9342 808-0 board: Sales: +49 9342 808-5550 Service: +49 9342 808-5660 Fax: +49 9342 808-5555 Email: info@vacuubrand.com Web: www.vacuubrand.com...
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