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Leybold · Other
General Electric rotary vane pump — two-stage, oil-sealed
Original title: Vacuum pump possibly Leybold
Suitability for 1 × FD440
Not verifiedItem type
Not confirmed
Technical
Cannot calculate
Condition
Not evidenced
Data
Family only
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Suitable for WAVE if serviced; age and internal wear unknown from photos.
Condition from photo
Exterior clean, no visible oil leaks. Motor and pump body intact. Hoses and fittings present. Age indeterminate from photos alone.
Likely refurb / add-ons
- Oil change and filter service — €80–120
- Exhaust filter replacement — €60–100
- Soft-starter (if motor lacks one) — €250–350
Watch out for
- Vintage General Electric pump; internal wear and seal condition unknown without
- No visible nameplate in photos; exact model and specifications cannot be confirm
WAVE AI estimate from photo + specs only — not a substitute for our physical pre-purchase check.
Specifications
- Type
- other
- Source
- eBay
- Listing #
- eBay #285680895437
- Last verified
- Jul 31, 2026
The Other family is recognised, but the exact variant is not supported. Model-specific performance and water-vapour figures from Other Leybold are therefore withheld.
Price history— Leybold Other
Family: OtherExact model is not supported by the listing or type plate.
Median €1.134 · 526 cleaned observations · €343–€3.749
Recent sales (Leybold Other)
- €930Apr 28, 2026LEYBOLD RUVAC WSU-251 VACUUM PUMP *Untested*
Source: eBay sold listings (Apify aggregation). Year inferred from listing title when present.
Type plate (AI reading)
- Exact model
- General Electric (exact model not fully legible)
- Manufacturer
- General Electric
- Type
- Rotary vane pump, two-stage
Auto-extracted from one of the listing photos. Verify on the real unit before purchase.
What to look for on this family
Generic Leybold vacuum pump — the exact model family was not detected automatically. Suitability remains unverified until the model or type plate is clear.
Traceable assessment
How each pump is assessed
AI helps read images and listing text. The final suitability result is calculated by a fixed engineering rule using evidenced values.
Method version: 5 August 2026
- 1
Identify the item
The title and photos are checked first to confirm that the listing is a complete vacuum pump — not an accessory, spare part or pump head only.
- 2
Establish evidence
The type plate and listing provide specific facts. Manufacturer values are used only for a confirmed model; family-level values stay clearly labelled.
- 3
Compare engineering data
Pumping speed, water-vapour capacity and ultimate pressure are compared with the selected WAVE machine and the chosen safety margins.
- 4
Assess condition separately
A photo or a seller saying “runs” does not replace a vacuum test. Unknown data remain unknown and never become an automatic green recommendation.