Whether vacuum is utilized for analytical purposes in corporate R&D or in government or university laboratory settings, those who depend on vacuum pumps do not expect vacuum to have color. However, in very significant and measurable ways, vacuum can be green.

Oil-free alternatives offer numerous advantages besides being kind to the environment.

Electronic vacuum control pays for itself in cost savings and lab productivity gains.

The need to verify that an instrument is performing properly and is in calibration is becoming increasingly common for regulatory committees and internal QC procedures. 

The challenge of incubation has always been to provide an ideal environment for heating and thawing while minimizing the occurrence of contamination. The use of a dry, metallic thermal media in lieu of water in a traditional water bath is a simple way of eliminating a common source of contamination in the lab.

Local vacuum networks can bring modularity, energy savings, and cost savings to this important utility for your renovated labs.