Gamma - Ion Getter Pumps
- Mechanical Vibration Eliminated
No moving parts - High Radiation Tolerance
radiation tolerant materials in excess of 108 Gray - High Temperature Tolerance
Up to 250°C and even 450°C - Regular Maintenance Eliminated
Capture pumps required virtually no maintenance - Low Cost
Low initial and operational costs
Ion pumps create high vacuum and ultra-high vacuum (UHV) environments in a variety of applications, ranging from portable mass spectrometers to large scale particle accelerators.
Gamma Ion Getter Pump sizes
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MINI
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3S
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5S
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10S/SW
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10ST
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25S/SW
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25ST
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45S
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75S
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Pumping speed
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l/s
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0.2
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2-3
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4-5
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8-10
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8-10
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15-20
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15-20
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30-40
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40-75
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Ultimate pressure
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mbar
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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1x10-11
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Starting pressure
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mbar
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≤1x10-4
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≤1x10-4
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≤1x10-4
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≤1x10-3
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≤1x10-3
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≤1x10-3
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≤1x10-3
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≤1x10-3
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≤1x10-3
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Operating bake temp
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°C
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95
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450
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250
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250
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80
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250
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100
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250
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250
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Max. bake temp (Magnets removed)
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°C
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450
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200
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450
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450
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450
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450
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450
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450
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450
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