Background and reference for lab planners, designers, architects, engineers, and scientists
Along with electricity, water, and compressed air, vacuum is a utility that is required for most labs. But does the approach to vacuum supply support the actual needs of the scientists? With a brief introduction to vacuum as it is used in laboratories, individuals involved in specifying vacuum for new or renovated laboratories will better understand the scientific needs of the users, and how to provide a vacuum utility that serves those needs.
Download this guide to learn more about:
- Basic vacuum principles
- Applications in laboratory work
- Requirements for specific disciplines
- Vacuum system types, advantages, and disadvantages
- Key selection criteria
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