Robinair 15121A Vacuum Pump 2 Stage 232L/M
If you are in the market for a reliable and efficient vacuum pump, the Robinair 15121A Vacuum Pump 2 Stage 232L/M is an outstanding choice, trusted by professionals in various industries. This model is specifically designed to offer a combination of high performance, durability, and ease of use, making it ideal for a wide range of applications from HVAC servicing to laboratory work.
Product Overview
The Robinair 15121A Vacuum Pump is a robust, two-stage vacuum pump that offers high efficiency and a quick operation. Notably designed to handle various de-airing tasks, this product operates with a flow rate of 236 liters per minute, enabling you to complete tasks efficiently and effectively. The pump operates on a dual voltage system, supporting both 115V and 220V for flexible use across different settings and locations, adaptable to both 50 Hz and 60 Hz power supply frequencies.
Fitted with both 1/4" and 1/2" MFL intake fittings, the Robinair 15121A offers versatility in connection sizes, making it suitable for a broad array of system requirements. This adaptability ensures that users can connect the vacuum pump to various systems and components without the need for additional adapters.
Key Features
- High Performance: With its 2-stage design, the Robinair 15121A creates a powerful, high vacuum environment, ensuring rapid and effective moisture removal and air decontamination.
- Dual Voltage Capability: The pump is capable of operating on both 115V and 220V, making it adaptable for use worldwide without requiring any external transformers.
- Efficient Flow Rate: Designed to efficiently handle up to 236 liters of air per minute, this pump can tackle large-scale jobs with ease.
- Versatile Intake Fittings: Comes equipped with both 1/4" and 1/2" MFL intake fittings to connect seamlessly with different systems.
- Robust Design: The robust construction ensures durability and long service life under frequent or intensive usage conditions.
- Over-the-Counter
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