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- Brand
- Agilent
- Model
- V81-T
- Industry
- Industrial
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- 2
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-07-05
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Agilent Turbo V80 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual
This document serves as a technical memo comparing the Agilent V80 series pumps with the newer Turbo 81-T series pumps. It provides outline drawings for both ISO63 and CFF 4-4 configurations, highlighting dimensional differences and suggesting replacements for the upgrade program. The text notes that while the inlet screen remains the same, other accessories must be replaced during the upgrade.
Read onlineAgilent V81-T specifications
| Pumping speed (N2) | 75 I/s (V80) / 77 I/s (81-T) |
|---|---|
| Pumping speed (He) | 55 I/s (V80) / 65 I/s (81-T) |
| Ultimate pressure (with rotary) | < 5x10e-9 mbar |
| Rotational speed | 60 KRPM (V80) / 80 KRPM (81-T) |
| Power consumption | 90 W (max 500) |
| Noise level | < 50 dB (A) |
| Weight (ISO 63) | 1.6 Kg |
Source: Agilent Turbo V80 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the main advantages of the Turbo 81-T pump?
The Turbo 81-T pump offers better performance in a smaller package with optimized fins for lower operating temperatures.
From: Agilent Turbo V80 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual
Can the existing V80 controller be replaced?
Yes, the existing non-compatible controller can be replaced with the 81-AG series controller.
From: Agilent Turbo V80 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual
What is the main advantage of upgrading to the Turbo 81-T?
The pump has been designed for better performance in a smaller package with optimized air cooling fins.
From: Agilent Turbo V60 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual
Can I use my existing controller?
No, the upgrade allows replacing the existing non-compatible controller with the 81-AG series.
From: Agilent Turbo V60 Pumps vs V81-T Technical Memo Manual