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The Branson Omni 2000 Aqueous Ultrasonic is an aqueous ultrasonic system. The Branson Omni 2000 Aqueous Ultrasonic is a fully-configured ultrasonic cleaning and rinsing system with a built-in dryer. The Branson Omni 2000 Aqueous Ultrasonic includes two heated rinse tanks in a cascade arrangement.[1]

The Omni 2000 accomplishes precision cleaning in the first chamber. The first chamber is equipped with Branson Series 7000 industrial 40 kHz ultrasonic components and thermostatically controlled heat. The Omni 2000 has a recirculating pump and filter system for continuous particulate removal. The Omni 2000 includes two heated rinse tanks in a cascade arrangement. Rinse water overflows from the third tank into the second tank in a counter-flow arrangement. The second rinse tank includes ultrasonic components as standard. The drying station uses elevated temperature and rapid air movement to dry parts. The controls are mounted in a control box and operate at 24 volts.[1]
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The Omni 2000 has a cleaning chamber, two heated rinse tanks in a cascade arrangement, and a drying station. Rinse water overflows from the third tank into the second tank in a counter-flow arrangement.[1]
The first chamber is equipped with Branson Series 7000 industrial 40 kHz ultrasonic components. The second rinse tank also includes ultrasonic components as standard.[1]
The Omni 2000 has a recirculating pump and filter system to continuously remove particulate material.[1]
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