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The Balzers Pfeiffer TPU 100 is a turbomolecular vacuum pump. The TPU 100 has a pumping speed of 110 l/s.[1]

A turbomolecular vacuum pump is a high-vacuum pump that removes gas from a chamber by transferring momentum from rapidly rotating elements to gas molecules. A turbomolecular vacuum pump normally operates as part of a vacuum system that also includes a backing pump, because the turbomolecular stage is used to sustain high vacuum rather than begin from atmospheric pressure. A turbomolecular vacuum pump is typically installed between a process chamber and the roughing side of the vacuum train, where it supports low-pressure operation for equipment that depends on clean gas handling.
A turbomolecular vacuum pump belongs to lab and support equipment that serves vacuum-dependent tools rather than performing patterning, deposition, or etch by itself. A turbomolecular vacuum pump is commonly integrated with analytical instruments, load locks, transfer chambers, and process chambers that require stable high vacuum. A turbomolecular vacuum pump therefore fits around the supporting vacuum infrastructure of a fab or laboratory environment.
The Balzers Pfeiffer TPU 100 is used in high- and ultrahigh-vacuum applications.[2]
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The Balzers Pfeiffer TPU 100 is a turbomolecular vacuum pump.[2][1]
The pumping speed of the Balzers Pfeiffer TPU 100 is 110 l/s.[2][1]
The Balzers Pfeiffer TPU 100 is used in high- and ultrahigh-vacuum applications.[2]
The following facts about the Pfeiffer TPU 100 Turbomolecular Vacuum are absent from this record as of this revision. First-hand knowledge or a citation closes a gap; every submission is reviewed before publication.
Fewer than 3 independently cited specifications for the Pfeiffer TPU 100 Turbomolecular Vacuum are on record; the remainder await public documentation.
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