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A Gift of Fleuss Vacuum Pumps

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WE have for disposal a few Fleuss vacuum pumps suitable for laboratory experimental work. The pumps can be either hand-worked or power-driven by a belt on the fly-wheel. They occupy a floor space of about 24 in. × 14 in. So far as the number available permits, we should be pleased to give one to any university laboratory or educational establishment in Great Britain where such a pump would be of value for experimental work.

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PATERSON, C. A Gift of Fleuss Vacuum Pumps. Nature 116, 901 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/116901e0

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