Legacy-system technical resource published by Applied Physics Corporation — cleanroom and metrology systems since 1992.719-428-4042 · [email protected]
M2001 legacy equipment resource

A complete intake prevents a week of vague emails.

Collect the evidence below before requesting documentation, troubleshooting review, accessories or a current-system recommendation.

Unit identity

Required photographs and identifiers

  • Full front, rear, left and right photographs.
  • Nameplate close-up: model, serial, revision, voltage and current.
  • Control panel and indicator labels.
  • Power cord and plug.
  • Fog outlet, hose, wand and connection dimensions.
  • Dewar, fill, drain, vent and relief areas.
  • Any modification, repair label or non-original component.
Problem or objective

Describe one clear outcome

State whether the request concerns manual recovery, safe restart after storage, no-power condition, weak/no fog, leakage, missing accessories, repairability, resale documentation or replacement. Include the last date of successful use and the exact sequence leading to the present condition.

Application requirement

For replacement evaluations

  • Facility and application type.
  • Room/enclosure dimensions.
  • Desired fog visibility distance.
  • Operating duration.
  • Hose/wand quantity and reach.
  • Water quality.
  • LN₂ availability and site restrictions.
  • Remote-control requirement.
  • Voltage and destination country.
  • Target delivery date.
Contact Applied Physics

Send the packet to the technical-sales team

Applied Physics Corporation

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 719-428-4042
Address: 3417 E. 7th Ave., Tampa, FL 33605

Use the Applied Physics quote form

Expectation control

What the intake does—and does not establish

Submission does not guarantee that an M2001 manual, part or repair service is available. It gives Applied Physics enough information to determine whether it can assist, whether qualified third-party evaluation is required or whether a current system should be considered.

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers

Should I ship the unit before review?

No. Do not ship a legacy unit, dewar or potentially contaminated equipment until the receiving party provides instructions and all hazardous-material, cleanliness and carrier requirements are addressed.

Can I send only the model name?

That is rarely sufficient. Legacy units can vary by voltage, revision, accessories and field modifications.

Do not select a replacement from the model name alone.

Applied Physics can compare the existing unit, test objective, required fog output, runtime, room size, delivery hose and facility constraints before recommending a current ultrasonic or LN₂ platform.

Request a current-equipment evaluation