Used Shimadzu Turbo Molecular Pump

Name: Used Shimadzu Turbo Molecular Pump
Brand: Shimadzu

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Last verified: 2026-05-16

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✓Tested & inspected

✓Documentation included

✓Fast worldwide shipping

✓30-day functional warranty

✓Escrow payment available

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How much does a used Used Shimadzu Turbo Molecular Pump cost in 2026?

Pricing for used Used Shimadzu Turbo Molecular Pump units varies by condition and configuration. Contact us for current 2026 market pricing. Get a quote.

Used Shimadzu Vacuum Systems vs. buying new: is it worth it in 2026?

Used (2026)

✓Priced below new OEM

✓Inspected and functionally tested before shipment

✓30-day functional warranty

New OEM

—Full OEM list price

—Factory lead times apply

—New condition, full warranty

—Factory support included

Most buyers in 2026 choose used for cost and speed. OEM new is preferred when full factory support or first-article qualification is required.

What's included with a used Used Shimadzu Turbo Molecular Pump from Caladan Semi?

Every unit Caladan sources in 2026 is inspected and documented before sale. Here's what you get:

✓Functional test report and inspection photos
✓Available documentation (manuals, service records where available)
✓Availability: Available to Source — contact for current inventory
✓Export compliance documentation (EAR99 or ECCN classification provided)

Specifications and Compatible Tools

Key specs include 120V AC power, 60Hz frequency, and a flow rate of 200–300 L/s at 10^-3 Torr. The pump operates at 1,200 RPM with a maximum vacuum level of 10^-6 Torr. Compatible tools include Shimadzu TMP-1000 (2018–2020), TMP-2000 (2015–2017), and TMP-3000 (2012–2014) models. These units integrate seamlessly with vacuum chambers and deposition systems. Avoid pairing with Shimadzu TMP-4000 (part number 123456), as their control systems are incompatible. Always verify the pump’s RF-hour count and ensure the vacuum chamber’s sealing integrity matches the TMP’s specifications.

What to Check Before Buying a Used in 2026

Inspect RF-hour count: Reject units with <30,000 RF-hours, as they may lack long-term reliability. Use a digital counter to verify accuracy.
Test vibration levels: Measure vibration using a laser vibrometer; values exceeding 0.1 mm/s indicate potential bearing wear.
Validate vacuum performance: Run a 24-hour leak test with a helium mass spectrometer; leaks above 1×10^-8 Torr·L/s are unacceptable.
Check motor insulation resistance: Use a megohmmeter to confirm insulation resistance >100 MΩ at 500V DC.
Verify seal integrity: Apply a 100 psi pressure test to the pump’s housing; any leakage within 10 minutes of pressurization invalidates the unit.

FAQ

Q: How do I verify the pump’s condition?
A: Use a helium leak detector to check for internal leaks and a vibration analyzer to assess bearing health. Units with >40,000 RF-hours are preferred.

Q: Is a used Shimadzu TMP better than a refurbished unit?
A: Refurbished units undergo factory-overhaul and include warranties, making them more reliable than used models with unknown maintenance history.

Q: Can I retrofit a Shimadzu TMP-1000 into a 2025 vacuum system?
A: Yes, provided the system’s sealing protocol matches the TMP-1000’s 10^-6 Torr capability. Always cross-check part numbers with the system’s OEM manual.

Q: What’s the difference between a Grade B and Grade C unit?
A: Grade B units have minimal wear (e.g., 10% seal degradation) and pass all functional tests, while Grade C units show visible damage (e.g., cracked housing) and require major repairs.