5 Challenges in labs and how to overcome them

An unreliable laboratory vacuum setup will quietly compromise your data accuracy long before anyone notices a visible equipment failure. When vacuum infrastructure is treated as a secondary utility, laboratories end up burning through their operational budget on unplanned downtime, excessive energy bills, and…

Laboratory Vacuum Solutions

Whether you are running a mass spectrometer, freeze dryer, or glove box, vacuum plays a hidden but critical role. Pfeiffer Vacuum+Fab Solutions offers clean, quiet and energy-efficient vacuum solutions that ensure reliable and accurate results across laboratory applications. Read more

The Hidden Variable in Your Lab Results

The reliability of your key devices depends on the operating conditions. However, the backing vacuum pump, the “hidden helper,” is often the most overlooked piece of equipment in a lab setup. Neglecting it can lead to technical problems that affect your analysis…

Eliminating Signal Bias in Fusion Diagnostics

In fusion research, precision gas analysis is vital for understanding plasma behavior. Yet, even trace effects — like vacuum backstreaming of light gases (H₂, D₂, He) — can distort measurements in high-sensitivity systems such as the ITER Diagnostic Residual Gas Analyzer…

Vacuum Chambers

Vacuum chambers are the heart of a vacuum system. Our product range includes small to large-format chambers suitable for virtually any application. Read more

Superfluid helium: from quantum puzzles to future technologies

Superfluid helium is more than a quantum liquid — it’s a gateway to dark matter detection, quantum computation, and gravitational wave research. But experiments demand extreme precision: cryogenic conditions, hermetic sealing, and simultaneous optical + electrical access. Read more [Picture source: Pfeiffer Vacuum+Fab Solutions on linkedin.com]