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Invitrogen™ BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor, 220 Volt
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Description
This is the 220 volt version of our BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor. The BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor has been validated for use with the BenchPro™ 2100 Plasmid Processing Station to provide consistent positive air pressure and air flow under conditions where internal house air is unavailable. The BenchPro™ air compressor is an oil-free pump with a 1.6-gallon aluminum tank delivering air at a flow rate of 2.35 CFM at 90 PSI.
Lightweight and Zero-Maintenance
The BenchPro™ air compressor has a powerful 1.0 HP motor that operates at 1680 RPM, creating less noise and wear. The oil-free dual piston pump system is designed to require less maintenance and repair costs and has been engineered for high performance and durability. The 1.6-gallon aluminum air tank is lightweight (35 lbs) and rust-resistant, making transportation easy.
Longer Life Cycle and Ultra Quiet Technology
The BenchPro™ air compressor has a typical life span of 3000 plus hours (based on normal working conditions) compared to other comparable compressors with life cycles of 250 h or less. The BenchPro™ air compressor makes less sound than a normal conversation (65 dB) and is designed to be one of the quietest air compressors in the industry, producing only 60 decibels of sound.
Supplied with Required Attachments
The BenchPro™ air compressor includes a dryer unit with a moisture trap and a membrane dryer, which are required for efficient functioning of the air compressor. This particular BenchPro™ air compressor uses 220 volt power, so is appropriate for European and other countries where standard electrical power is 220 volts. For 110 volt power, we recommend the BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor.
For Research Use Only. Not intended for any animal or human therapeutic or diagnostic use.
Lightweight and Zero-Maintenance
The BenchPro™ air compressor has a powerful 1.0 HP motor that operates at 1680 RPM, creating less noise and wear. The oil-free dual piston pump system is designed to require less maintenance and repair costs and has been engineered for high performance and durability. The 1.6-gallon aluminum air tank is lightweight (35 lbs) and rust-resistant, making transportation easy.
Longer Life Cycle and Ultra Quiet Technology
The BenchPro™ air compressor has a typical life span of 3000 plus hours (based on normal working conditions) compared to other comparable compressors with life cycles of 250 h or less. The BenchPro™ air compressor makes less sound than a normal conversation (65 dB) and is designed to be one of the quietest air compressors in the industry, producing only 60 decibels of sound.
Supplied with Required Attachments
The BenchPro™ air compressor includes a dryer unit with a moisture trap and a membrane dryer, which are required for efficient functioning of the air compressor. This particular BenchPro™ air compressor uses 220 volt power, so is appropriate for European and other countries where standard electrical power is 220 volts. For 110 volt power, we recommend the BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor.
For Research Use Only. Not intended for any animal or human therapeutic or diagnostic use.
Specifications
Specifications
| Product Type | BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor |
| Description | BenchPro™ 2100 Air Compressor, 1 System, 220V Power, Oil-free Pump, 1.6gal. Aluminum Tank, With 1 Compressor + 1 Dryer Unit, 2.35 CFM at 90 PSI Flow Rate, 1680rpm Rotation Speed, Used with BenchPro™ 2100 Plasmid Processing Station, Ideal for Automated Nucleic Acid Purification, DNA Extraction |
| For Use With (Equipment) | BenchPro™ 2100 plasmid processing station |
| Includes | 1 Compressor + 1 dryer unit |
| Quantity | 1 System |
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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