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NEW or Like-New: Ortec ALPHA-PPS-115 Portable Pump Station
The unit is believed to be brand new. The oil in it is still clean and it is in it's original factory packaging. I tested the pump for vacuum and tested the gauge to make sure it saw that there was vacuum.
Description by Model Number: 115-V Portable Pump Station for an OCTETE-PLUS, 576A, or SOLOIST Alpha Spectrometers and 576-VM Manifold
The Vacuum Pump's Serial Number Tag Reads:
Model Number: 8917B-24
Serial Number: EC1111442
The Vacuum Gauge's Serial Number Tag Reads:
Model Number: VH-3
Serial Number: 1869700001
The Vacuum Gauge Tube's Tag Reads:
Model Number: DV-3
Portable Pump Station:
# User selectable for fast/slow pumping
# Three gas ballasting modes
# Oil anti-suckback valve
# Capacity to pump down two cabinets of spectrometers
# Antibackstreaming oil trap
# New exhaust mist eliminator
# Vacuum gauge and thermocouple
# No assembly required
# High performance at an economical price
# Pumping station for all ORTEC alpha spectrometers
# Adaptable to other manufacturer's alpha modules
# Interfaces with multiport manifolds
# Adaptable to 807 or 808 Vacuum Chambers
# Pump selectable for 115 and 230 volts
# Cart-mounted, for flexibility
# Fold-down handle for convenient storage
Description:
The Portable Pump Station (PPS) from ORTEC provides a convenient mechanical vacuum pump, Edwards Model RV8, for evacuating detector chambers of many types. This two-stage, rotary-drive pump is fan-cooled, with positive oil feed, wide oil level tolerance, and oil anti-suckback device. The pump may be configured for two pumping modes and three gas ballasting modes to match most requirements. The PPS is shipped completely assembled and filled with oil -- ready to use.
The PPS consists of a cart-mounted, rotary, direct-drive mechanical vacuum pump to which is attached an antibackstreaming trap, a thermocouple vacuum gauge, and flexible tubing with appropriate termination for connecting to the OCTETE-PLUS, 576A, or SOLOIST Alpha Spectrometers, 576-VM multiport manifold, 807 or 808 Vacuum Chambers, or other vacuum chambers or manifolds. Appropriate versions are available for operation at 115 V/50 or 60 Hz and 230 V/50 or 60 Hz.
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