Oxford Instruments Cryogenic Water Pump User Manual

Below you will find brief information for Cryogenic Water Pump. The Cryogenic Water Pump is a vacuum pump that is used to remove water vapor from a vacuum chamber. It is often used in sputtering, electron beam evaporation, accelerator beam lines and many aerospace and coating applications.

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Key features

  • High pumping speed
  • Clean, oil-free high vacuum
  • Various standard inlet flange configurations
  • Temperature sensors in diode or hydrogen-vapor-bulb configurations
  • Can be configured in three different ways
  • Available in various standard inlet flange configurations
  • Temperature sensors in diode or hydrogen-vapor-bulb configurations

Frequently asked questions

The purpose of a Cryogenic Water Pump is to remove water vapor from a vacuum chamber.

Some applications for a Cryogenic Water Pump include sputtering, electron beam evaporation, accelerator beam lines and many aerospace and coating applications.

A Cryogenic Water Pump works by using a cold head to freeze water vapor molecules. The frozen water vapor molecules are then removed from the vacuum chamber.

The different configurations for a Cryogenic Water Pump include in-situ, in-line, and appendage.
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