When using an ultrasonic cleaner it is important not to place components directly on the tank bottom. This can inhibit the ultrasonic activity and possibly damage the unit. Common practice is to use parts baskets to suspend items in the solution. Baskets, how- ever, are not practical for all cleaning applica- tions. The use of support racks in the bottom of the ultrasonic cleaner tank is frequently an excel- lent alternative. Support racks allow the total volume of the tank to be used. They provide a stable flat surface upon which parts, fixtures, or containers may be placed with confidence. Their open design with integral rubberized “feet does not inhibit chemistry circulation or ultrasonics and provides for positive drainage. Additional racks are also useful as countertop drain boards following cleaning or processing They hold containers or components off the table to facilitate air circulation and drying Branson Ultrasonics Corporation SUPPORT RACKS for use with tabletop ultrasonic cleaners KEY BENEFITS + A complete range of sizes providing for access to the full volume of your tank + Astable, flat platform for placement of items for cleaning or processing + Assurance that items will not be placed on the tank bottom potentially damaging the equipment + Sizes consistent with most available tabletop ultrasonic cleaning units SPECIFICATIONS Model Part Number Size Fits SR-15 CPN-916-039 6°x5.5"x0.8" 1/2Gal Unit SR-25 CPN-916-040 5°x9"x0.8" 3/4 Gal Unit SR-35 CPN-916-041 58x 11"x0.8" 1 1/2 Gal Unit SR-55 CPN-916-042 8.5"x 11" x0.8" 21/2 Gal Unit SR-85 CPN-916-043 11" x 19"x0.8" 5 1/2 Gal Unit + All 300 series stainless construction for chemical compatability + Electro-welded design for durability * Bright electropolished finish for cleanliness Prnted in USA 6/02 ‘STVIISLYH SAY WPA RAY ORR 801S-Z22-998ranson is the induscey leader in che design, development, manufictute, and markecing of precision cleaning and processing equipment —the nly company of our caliber worldwide. We are comicted co providing solutions co the aeeds of our cuscomess, providing che latest in technology, both in products and processes. Our global organization provides us wich boch che esources and the facilis to suippore our customers on a worldwide bass, ‘With mere than 1,800 employees and 70 sles sind service offices chroughout the world Branson's resoures are substan. Tecbology and manufacturing facies are in Connecticut, Michigan, New York, Canada, Mexico, Geemaay, France, Netherlands, Slovakia, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, an Japan. Corporate History Norman G. founded Branson Tostruments in 1946 ia. Danbury, CT, co harness uleeasonic energy for indvsteal purposes. The firs produce was che Audigage ~ a nondestructive smaceial thickness este. The company expanded in 1953 by forming Branson Cleaning Equipment Co. w develop uleaonic deaning equipment for emerging industrial echoologie. Branson In 1960 Beaeson acquired Sonic Energy Corporation, which designed and manufactured the Sonifee™ cell diseuptor for biological research, Groweh continued withthe founding in 1963 of Branson, Sonic Power Co. co expand the uses of high-ineensicy Luleasonic equipmene Global Headquarters— Danbury, fh Since 1984 Branson has been among che more Connecticut than 50 autonomous divisions of Se. Louis-based Emerson Electric Co,, a Fortune 100 company. Bearson Sonic Power Co, and Beanson Cleaning rent Co, merged in 1986 and the next yeat combined resources in Danbury, co form Branson Ulrasonics Corporation In 1988, Dees Sonics (Paramoune, CA) and Ulerasons Annemasse (Prance) were acquiced co eohance syseems building capabilities for precision cleaning. [a 1992, Branson acquited Vincon, Inc. ia BRANSON ULTRASONICS CORPORATION Rochester, NY, a manufacturer of linear and orbital vibration welders. This facility sow produces non- ulersonic plasis joining produces including lear and orbital vibration welders, hot late welders, and spin welders. The cleaning portion of Westinghouse was acquired in 1993, bringing Magnapak ‘echnology to the precision cleaning product mix, Ultrasonics and More Ulerasonic energy isthe creation and channeling of high-frequency sound waves for indusccal purposes. Wich precision cleaning and processing, tlteasonic energy i applied co liquid, where cavitation cesults. Cavitation, the formation and collapse of chousands of vacuum bubbles, creates a highly effective scrubbing of both exposed and hidden surfaces, The use of ulteasonics achieves higher quality, and move consistent cleaning of pares foc greater productivity, In precision processing, new equipment and chemistries ate being added co address environmental concerns and che need co meet increasingly stringenc cleaning. specifications. New entally-frierlly degreaser lines have been developed, as have higher-fequency ultrasonics for submnicron particles. Work in the processing areas of degassing, cell discupcion cenhancemenc have been particularly sucessful Resources and chemical reaction ‘To ensure corporate growth, Branson emphasizes the development of new cechnology. This focus i evident in the full Research and Development department at our worldwide headquarters, supported by advanced engineering centers in Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America, Many patents have been awarded ehcough the research efforts in Engineering and the Applications Laboratories. In che fully-equipped Cleaning Applications Laboratory, customers’ requirements for new processes are met. Branson's technical expertise also 4 thared through seminars offered at headquarters, regional caters, o in the customer’ fii. 41 Eagle Road, Danbury, CT 06813-1961 * (203) 796-0339 * (800) 732-9262 « FAX (203) 796-2240 + www:Bransonic.com Beamon SE Asa Beason Eeope Branson Jape Hong Keng Dictaenbch, Geemany Tako, Japan © Beamon Ulrasonin Corporation 2002 Branton Canada Markham, Onerio Isston de Meco None Lire, Mesice Primed in S.A, 7102 ‘STVIISLYH SAY 801LS-ZL2-998