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The Pfeiffer TMH 071 P Vacuum is a vacuum pump. The Pfeiffer TMH 071 P Vacuum has a supply of 60 l/s. The Pfeiffer TMH 071 P Vacuum has a mass of 2.8 kg.[1][2]

The TMH 071 P uses a permanent magnetic bearing on the high-vacuum side and an oil-lubricated ceramic bearing on the backing side.[5]
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The TMH 071 P has a pumping speed of 60 l/s for nitrogen.[3][2]
The TMH 071 P has an ultimate pressure of less than 7 × 10⁻⁸ Torr.[2][4]
The TMH 071 P uses a permanent magnetic bearing on the high-vacuum side and an oil-lubricated ceramic bearing on the backing side.[2]
The TMH 071 P has an inlet flange of DN 63 ISO-K.[2]
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Last updated Oct 11, 2026.