BPS M72FD Wet Bench Processing Station

This BPS M72FD is an all polypropylene wet bench. Configured as follows:

Benchtop

(1) 9.25x9.25x12" (last dimension is depth) tank/bath w/2 poly 9" tall dividers (making approximately 3-evenly divided 3" sections that are 9" in depth (the top of these are groove-cut with several shallow v-shapes as to set or hang items from).
(1) 35.5x9x12" tank/bath w/1 poly 9" tall divider approximately 3.5" from a wall subdividing the 35.5" dimension of the bath to 32" (the top of this divider also has groove cuts).
(1) 22.25x22.25x18" sink (has drain and poly faucet).
(4) poly guns (2-sets of 2 guns on each side of the station).
(1) Thermolyne Hot Plate Stirrer w/ 12.5x12.5" top.
The rear of the benchtop has exhaust/fume vents evenly distributed along the back. There is a small poly shelf and drying pegs along the sides of the benchtop area. There is also a flourescent light installed in the top of the cabinet lighting the bench area.

Controls

The front-center of the station (below the benchtop) has 'Rinse 1' 'Rinse 2' and 'Hotplate' button-switches. The controls and accessories on the upper part of the cabinet (above the benchtop) are System Power On/Off buttons, Light button, Interlock Override keyswitch (keys included), Plenum Level LED indicator, Alarm buzzer, (2) 120VAC GFI Outlets, (3) Omron Digital Programmable Timers, Heat and Stir Controls (these are the remote-controls for the hotplate), and Dwyer Pressur Gauge.

Inside Upper-Cabinet

There are many controls/modules and much wiring inside the upper cabinet. Including, pneumatic controls, Industrial DIN mounted controls and relays, smoke detector, power supply, and Tripp-Lite power strip.

Backside of Station

Upper: CDA Supply and N2 Supply Hook-ups
Lower: DI Return, PT1 Drain, PT2 Drain, Plenum Drain, Gooseneck Drain, ans DI Supply Hook-ups.

Dimensions

Overall: 72" Wide x 48" Deep x 88" Tall (height measurement includes exhaust assy.)
Benchtop: 71" x 42" x 21"
Shipping Weight: 975lbs

Condition

This station is geneally in very good to excellent condition. We found a couple cracks in the polypropylene on the circular flange that allows the unit to be hooked into a fume-exhaust system. This was likely caused by overtightening the previous exhaust-pipe setup on the hood. It looks as if it was repaired with silicone caulk. This part of the bench would be inside the exhaust pipe when properly hooked-up.

Better Process Systems (BPS) was formerly Bettcher Process Service (BPS).