Ion Pumps

Ion pumps are essential for creating ultra-high vacuum environments by removing gas ions through ionization and pumping. Their reliable operation supports precise and contamination-free applications in high-tech sectors.

  1. ARO 666053-344 1/2 Diaphragm Pump

    Ion Pumps

    ARO 666053-344 1/2 Diaphragm Pump

    ARO 666053-344 1/2 Diaphragm Pump

  2. Rietschle 98260586 VTE 3 Vacuum Pump

    Ion Pumps

    Rietschle 98260586 VTE 3 Vacuum Pump

    Rietschle 98260586 VTE 3 Vacuum Pump

Common Applications

ultra-high vacuum applications

scientific research

semiconductor manufacturing

precision engineering

thin film deposition

vacuum coating

Buying Guide

Ion Pumps Buying Guide

Selecting a surplus ion pump requires careful consideration of several factors to ensure it meets your specific application needs.

Here are key points to evaluate:

  • Check the ion pump's compatibility with your existing vacuum system.
  • Review the pump's history for any signs of wear or previous repairs.
  • Ensure all necessary components and manuals are included for ease of installation.
  • Confirm that the ion pump's capacity aligns with your vacuum requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ion pumps used for?
Ion pumps are used to create ultra-high vacuum environments necessary for scientific research and semiconductor manufacturing.
How do ion pumps work?
Ion pumps work by ionizing gas molecules and using an electric field to drive the ions to a cathode, where they are neutralized and trapped.
Are surplus ion pumps reliable?
Yes, when properly refurbished, surplus ion pumps can offer reliable performance similar to new units.
What should I check before buying a surplus ion pump?
Verify the pump's operational hours, maintenance records, and whether all original components and manuals are included.