Pfeiffer Vacuum supplier in Romania
Turbomolecular vacuum pumps for industrial applications
Founded in 1890
Who is Pfeiffer Vacuum and what does it make?
Pfeiffer Vacuum is a German manufacturer of vacuum pumps and systems, with a history dating from 1890 and its own turbomolecular pumps developed since 1956. The range covers turbomolecular pumps for high and ultra-high vacuum, alongside complementary solutions for evacuation, measurement and analysis of vacuum. From the Pfeiffer Vacuum range we can quote components for vacuum installations used in research and industrial production.
What sets Pfeiffer Vacuum apart is its technological continuity in the turbomolecular segment — the company has been developing this pumping technology since the '50s, with successive refinements of the design over the decades. The vacuum range addresses both laboratory research applications and industrial processes where controlled vacuum is a process condition, not just a measurement.
In Romania, Pfeiffer Vacuum is relevant for research laboratories, universities and industrial installations (materials processing, analysis, production of electronic components) that need vacuum pumps for processes where the residual pressure must be controlled precisely.
What do we supply from the Pfeiffer Vacuum range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Turbomolecular pumps | High and ultra-high vacuum pumps based on the turbomolecular principle, developed by the manufacturer since 1956 and refined successively over the decades. Used where the residual pressure must be brought far below the level reached by a simple backing pump. Typical application: research installations, analysis equipment and electronics production lines. For a quotation, the customer must send the code of the existing model (if it is a spare part) or, for a new installation, the target working pressure and the gas flow to be evacuated. |
| Backing pumps (rotary vane) | Pumps used to generate the preliminary vacuum needed before a turbomolecular pump is started, or on their own, for applications that do not require ultra-high vacuum. According to the manufacturer's classification, they complete the vacuum range alongside the turbomolecular pumps. Typical application: the backing stage in laboratory and industrial installations. For a quotation, the customer must state the pumping speed required and the type of gas handled. |
| Complete vacuum systems and solutions | Integrated solutions that combine pumps, measurement components and accessories for vacuum applications, adapted to the process requirements in research or industrial production. Typical application: installations where the vacuum must be generated, measured and held constant for the duration of a process. For a quotation, the customer must describe the target application and the process parameters required (pressure, chamber volume). |
Why Pfeiffer Vacuum?
- Over 130 years of company history, with its own turbomolecular pump development since 1956
- Range dedicated to high and ultra-high vacuum, relevant for research and precision industrial processes
- Complete solutions for evacuation, measurement and analysis of vacuum, not just an isolated component
- Active presence in markets with high technological requirements: electronics, alternative energy, medical technology
Which Pfeiffer Vacuum codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HiPace 80 | turbomolecular pump with hybrid bearing, compact range |
| HiPace 300 | turbomolecular pump with hybrid bearing, medium capacity |
| HiPace 700 | turbomolecular pump with hybrid bearing, high capacity |
| HiPace 300 M | turbomolecular pump with active magnetic bearing |
| HiScroll | scroll pump, oil-free operation |
| HiScroll 18 | variant of the scroll pump, used as a backing pump |
| HiCube Pro | modular turbomolecular pumping station, Pro range |
| HiCube 700 H Pro | turbomolecular pumping station, Pro range |
| HiCube Neo | new generation of turbomolecular pumping stations |
| MVP 010-3 DC | diaphragm pump |
Where is Pfeiffer Vacuum equipment used?
- Research and higher education — vacuum pumps for laboratory installations
- Electronics and semiconductors — vacuum for production processes
- Alternative energy — vacuum applications for emerging technologies
- Medical technology — vacuum installations for specialised equipment
How do we supply Pfeiffer Vacuum in Romania?
For Pfeiffer Vacuum we work from the manufacturer's technical documentation when preparing a quotation, mainly because the right model depends on the exact process parameters. We bring in Pfeiffer Vacuum pumps and vacuum components through EU supply channels, to order, usually in 1–4 weeks from placing the order. For a correct quotation, the customer must send the code of the existing model (if it is a spare part) or, for a new installation, the target working pressure, the volume of the chamber to be evacuated and the type of gas handled. We do not promise permanent availability from stock for the Pfeiffer Vacuum range — each request is checked individually with the manufacturer before the lead time is confirmed.
The exact turbomolecular pump series and their technical parameters (pumping speed, ultimate vacuum) are confirmed from the model code, in the manufacturer's technical documentation, before ordering.
Frequently asked questions about Pfeiffer Vacuum
What is the Pfeiffer Vacuum HiPace 300 M pump?
HiPace 300 M is the turbomolecular pump in the Pfeiffer Vacuum range that uses an active magnetic bearing system, in which the rotor is supported by levitation, with no contact or mechanical wear. This construction suits research applications or processes sensitive to particles generated by mechanical wear.
What is the difference between a HiCube Pro and a HiCube Neo station from Pfeiffer Vacuum?
HiCube Pro is the established generation of turbomolecular pumping stations, built around a HiPace pump and a dry or oil-sealed backing pump. HiCube Neo is a newer generation from the same family of pumping stations; the exact differences in control and interface are confirmed from the model code, in the manufacturer's documentation.
Do you supply Pfeiffer Vacuum pumps in Romania?
Yes, Pfeiffer Vacuum pumps are ordered individually, usually arriving in 1–4 weeks, because we do not keep this range in our own stock. For a correct quotation we need the ultimate pressure required, the pumping speed wanted and the type of application, research, semiconductors or general industry.
How do I request a Pfeiffer Vacuum quotation?
Send the Pfeiffer Vacuum code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: Pfeiffer Vacuum GmbH (manufacturer documentation)