Agilent''s broad range of turbo pumps deliver pumping speeds from 46 to 7,500 l/s, high compression ratio--low base pressure, high pressure differential--high throughput, high foreline pressure, are oil and contamination-free with multi-position operation.

In this first of five videos, Agilent Senior Applications Engineer Bartly Carlson provides a tour of the Agilent 300 liter/second turbo pump, and identifies the key features that an operator needs to know. (1:53 run time)

In this video, Agilent Senior Applications Engineer Bartly Carlson demonstrates how the turbo pump is installed in a vacuum system. Bartly describes the proper sequence, tools required, and tips for a simple, convenient installation. (4:19 run time)

This short video describes how scroll pumps work and why they have become a standard technology in vacuum generation. Cutaway animation provides clear illustration of how these pumps work. (2:36 run time)

In this video, third of five in the series, Agilent Senior Applications Engineer Bartly Carlson shows us how to properly start the turbo pump. (3:32 run time)

In Part 4 of this 5-part series, Agilent Senior Applications Engineer Bartly Carlson describes normal operation of the turbo pump under gas load, and shows how to monitor pump operation through the controller using power, current and voltage parameters. (4:21 run time)

In the final video in this five-part series, Agilent Senior Applications Engineer Bartly Carlson demonstrates safe venting and shutdown procedures to ensure proper management of the vacuum system and maximum lifetime of the turbo pump. (4:56 run time )