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Liquid nitrogen cold traps prevent products arising during the equipment operation from passing from the chamber into the pump where they could either contaminate the pump or cause the breakdown of the pump fluid. In either case, severe loss of efficiency and poor vacuum levels result. In the example shown the diffusion pump was only capable of reaching 4 x 10-3 Torr rather than the typical 1 x 10-5 Torr range achieved with a clean pump. In addition, these types of cold traps prevent backstreaming of the pump.
SOURCE: Cold Traps / VAC AERO International Inc.