AD30 (30-50LPM) Long Life 20L/min 30LPM Flow Small Diaphragm Vacuum Pump 12v Dc
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Technical Parameters
| Model: | AD30KEEDC12 AD30KEEDC24 |
AD30KEEDB12 AD30KEEDB24 |
AD30KEEDBW12 AD30KEEDBW24 |
AD30KEEDBX24.1 | AD30KEEDB24PHV | AD30KEEDB24SHV |
| Standard | Standard | Standard | Explosion-proof | Standard,dual head | Standard,dual head | |
| Voltage range: | 12/24VDC | 12/24VDC | 12/24VDC | 24VDC | 24VDC | 24VDC |
| Maximum flow: | 30L/min | 31L/min | 30L/min | 34L/min | 50L/min | 25L/min |
| Max. negative pressure: | -88KPa | -83KPa | -88KPa | -87KPa | -80KPa | -99KPa |
| Max. positive pressure: | 1.3Bar | 1.2Bar | 1.4Bar | 1.2bar | 2.5bar | |
| Motor type: | brush motor | High-end brushless motor | High-end brushless motor | High-end brushless motor | High-end brushless motor | High-end brushless motor |
| Max. power: | 40w | 35w | 40w | 25w | 50w | 50w |
| Waterproof grade: | IP20 | IP20 | IP20 | IP20 | IP20 | IP20 |
| Storage environment temp.: | -40℃~60℃ | -40℃~60℃ | -40℃~60℃ | -40℃~60℃ | -40℃~60℃ | -40℃~60℃ |
| Working environment temp.: | -10℃~45℃ | -10℃~45℃ | -10℃~45℃ | -10℃~45℃ | -10℃~45℃ | -10℃~45℃ |
| Pump head material: | PPS | PPS | PPS | PPS | PPS | PPS |
| Pump diaphragm/valve material: | EPDM / EPDM | EPDM / EPDM | EPDM / EPDM | EPDM / EPDM | EPDM / EPDM | EPDM / EPDM |
| Pump Body material: | aluminium alloy | aluminium alloy | aluminium alloy | aluminium alloy | aluminium alloy | aluminium alloy |
| Net Weight: | 1.13kg | 1kg | 0.7kg | 2.453kg | 1.8kg | 1.8kg |
| Dimensions: | 133.5*70*103mm | 137*70*104.5mm | 84*70*104.5mm | 184.2*110*120mm | 173*70*104.5mm | 173*70*104.5mm |

AD30KEEDB12 & AD30KEEDB24

AD30KEEDB12PHV & AD30KEEDB24PHV

AD30KEEDB12SHV & AD30KEEDB24SHV

AD30KEEDBW12 & AD30KEEDBW24

AD30KEEDBX24.1

AD30KEEDC12 & AD30KEEDC24

AD30KEEDC24

AD30KEEDBX24.1

AD30KEEDBW24

AD30KEEDB24

AD30KEEDB24PHV

AD30KEEDB24SHV
The role of small vacuum pumps in laboratory instruments
1. Vacuum extraction (Evacuation)
Used to evacuate spaces such as sample chambers, reactors, sensor chambers, gas flow paths, etc.
Provide a stable and controllable negative pressure environment for various experiments.
Applied to: vacuum drying ovens, vacuum filters, gas sensor chambers, analyzers, etc.
2. Sample pretreatment
● In chromatographic (such as GC, GC-MS), spectral analysis (such as FTIR), mass spectrometry (such as MS) and other equipment, vacuum pumps are used to remove impurity gases, water vapor or remove excess carrier gas.
● Typical examples:
Vacuum degassing
Vacuum concentration
Vacuum pretreatment of solid samples (such as drying)
3. Filtration and filtration
● Used with Buchner funnels, filters, etc., small vacuum pumps can accelerate the filtration process and are suitable for micro or medium volume liquid filtration.
● Commonly used in microbiological, biochemical experiments, and environmental water sample analysis.
4. Gas sampling and transportation
● Vacuum pumps can be used to extract air or specific gas samples from the environment or reaction system into analytical equipment.
● Applications: gas detectors, gas chromatography, CEMS, air quality analysis, etc.
5. Pressure control / micro-positive pressure output
● Some small pumps have bidirectional capabilities (with exhaust ports) and can be used to provide micro-positive pressure gas flow or maintain a stable low vacuum pressure for instrument flow control.
● Applications: mass spectrometry injection, constant flow gas supply system, etc.
6. Components of the control and drive system
● In automated experimental equipment, small vacuum pumps are often embedded as internal modules to achieve certain specific mechanical actions (such as adsorption capture, liquid transfer).
● Applied to: automatic sample injectors, liquid handling robots, biochemical analyzers, etc.
Advantages of small vacuum pumps
1. Small size
Easy to integrate into desktop instruments or portable devices
2. Low noise/low vibration
Does not interfere with the experimental environment, suitable for precision analysis equipment
3. Maintenance-free/oil-free design
No cross-contamination, suitable for clean experimental needs
4. Good controllability
Can be started and stopped electronically, speed regulation, and adapted to automated instrument systems
Examples of common laboratory equipment
1. GC/GC-MS
Sample pretreatment, carrier gas control
2. Vacuum drying oven
Provide a low-pressure environment
3. Vacuum filtration system
Improve filtration efficiency
4. Gas sampler
Draw gas into the analysis module
5. Automatic sampling device
Drive liquid or gas flow
6. Microfluidic chip system
Control fluid flow in microchannels
7. FTIR/spectral analysis instrument
Evacuate the gas chamber to eliminate interference
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