High Vacuum Pumping Stations

Compare high-vacuum pumping stations

Speeds are stated for the gas shown at the pump inlet; helium and nitrogen ratings are not directly comparable. Backing-pump selection, gas load and connecting pipework affect performance at the chamber.

Choose the frame and backing pump

Bench versions use DIVAC 3.0 diaphragm backing or can be supplied without a backing pump. Cart options include dry SCROLLVAC or ECODRY backing, oil-sealed TRIVAC or SOGEVAC backing, and configurations without a backing pump. A suitable backing pump is required before operation. Each model page explains the documented choices.

What to include in your enquiry

Send the chamber volume, target pressure, gas or vapour load, desired pump-down time, flange, dry or oil-sealed backing preference, bench or cart requirement and power supply. We will confirm the system configuration, optional gauges and accessories, price and availability.

For individual pump components, browse turbomolecular pumps. Explore the wider Leybold range or vacuum measurement equipment.

Larger dry pumping carts

TURBOLAB 850 and 950 combine ECODRY 35 plus backing with TURBO.CONTROL i on a mobile cart. Choose DN160 or DN200 inlets respectively, i or iX controls, and the regional supply. Their quoted pumping speeds are for helium; compare gas-specific ratings when selecting against the 90–450 stations.

Core dry bench stations

TURBOLAB Core 90 and Core 250 combine a turbomolecular pump, dry DIVAC or SCROLLVAC backing and local control on a bench baseplate. Core supports one optional active gauge. Compare this simpler arrangement with the wider backing and frame choices of the TURBOLAB 90–450 stations.