LIQUID BAFFLE STABILIZER:

Surge baffle technology designed to stabilize liquid movement in partially filled tanks.  For example, when coming to a stop, the liquid will move (surge) back and forth.  When the wave hits the end of the tank, it tends to push the truck in the direction the wave is moving resulting in the potential for an accident.   When cornering, the liquid will move (surge) from side to side pushing the truck in the direction the wave is moving resulting in potential for a rollover.

This technology is a cost effective, industry leading surge baffle technology designed to stabilize bulk fluids from front to back and side to side during transport.

The evolutionary technology is currently available in two sizes:  The SurgeE1900 and the SurgeE1575 designed for 20” and 16” manways respectively.  Surge Eliminator systems are compatible with all tanks:

• Poly • Aluminum • Steel • Fiberglass

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW:

The evolutionary liquid stabilizer is the culmination of all previous industry developments and comes from a hands-on understanding of the concept.

• The liquid stabilizer design rapidly locks together in assembly without any fasteners, clips or other elements;
• It does not flex into submission under load;
• The liquid stabilizer is formed of three interlocking rings, creates a hollow core spherical device with 12 flow restriction ports around each ring (36 flow restriction ports in total); and
• Its strong control characteristics and integral unit strength delivers liquid movement stabilization.

Six common concerns noted by users of competitive devices include:

1. Cumbersome and slow to assemble;
2. Use mechanical fasteners and many regularly failed;
3. Cupping or collection of liquid(s);
4. Too flexible/weak designs which consequently allow baffles to crush and/or nest inside one another in the tank or break apart;
5. Overstated control factors (gallons of control per baffle) resulting in under-baffled tanks; and
6. Un-economical to ship - users of one particular device noted shipping costs were adding 15-25%.

The liquid stabilizer design, materials and manufacturing have addressed and overcome these and other issues with incomparable results.

• Liquid Stabilizer Systems are fully compatible with;
  Metal;
  Poly; and
  Fiberglass tanks.
• Designed for tanks with or without fixed baffles or compartments; and
• Are available in two sizes: SurgeE1900 and SurgeE1575 designed for manway sizes 20" and 16" respectively.

Because one size does not fit all requirements we offer two sizes as a measure of properly offering solutions to meet market demand.

PRODUCT ASSEMBLY:

	Use slot patterns to identify the 3 Liquid Stabilizer Rings
	Stand all outside ring vertically. Slide the two inside / two outside ring over it. Slide an inside slot into an outside slot. Push opposite side of ring down until remaining two slots engage and lock.
	Stand the assembled section upright. (intersections at bottom and top)
	Place the all inside ring over the assembled section. Squeeze two halves of the assembled section, slightly together. Place them in two of the slots on the all inside ring.
	Position the assembled section and slightly bend the all inside ring to allow easy interlocking of the first pair of slots.
	Position the assembled section and slightly bend the all inside ring to allow easy interlocking of the first pair of slots.
	Position the assembled section and slightly bend the all inside ring to allow easy interlocking of the first pair of slots.
	Now take one of the assembled section halves, bend it slightly and slide its slot towards the slot on the all inside ring.
	Continue this until slots interlock.
	Take the remaining unlocked part of the assembled section and pull it towards the remaining slot on the all inside ring. Again note the bend. Continue until slots interlock.
	Liquid Stabilizer is assembled.

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