Thomas Division, Sheboygan, WI, introduces its 260 Series brushless DC WOB-L® air compressor and vacuum pump, designed for medical applications requiring a small, lightweight pump with variable output. The 260 Series pump is 4.12" × 4.63" × 3.02" and weighs 2.78 lbs. In addition, it features variable output (1,000 to 3,000 RPM) utilizing an efficient brushless DC motor, and an enclosed crankcase, with maximum flow 1.77 CFM, maximum pressure 30 PSIG, and maximum vacuum 25 inHg.
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