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A few weeks ago, TIME magazine released their inaugural TIME100 Climate List, which focuses on leaders around the world who are making meaningful and practical progress in addressing climate change. Equilibar is exceedingly proud to have collaborated with three of these. While the list includes five categories, it seems especially appropriate that Equilibar’s connections are Read More

While digital technology has evolved at a brisk pace for decades, multiple factors are in play to make the coming year especially significant for the semiconductor and microchip industries. The CHIPS and Science Act was signed into law in August 2022 and will provide roughly $280 billion in new funding to boost research and manufacturing of semiconductors in Read More

With a strong background in multimedia communications, Julia Feiler is well equipped to spread the word about Equilibar’s technology, services, and events in her role as digital communications specialist. “I chose my career because my parents are both entrepreneurs,” she said, “and I’ve seen how crucial it is in today’s world to communicate effectively.” After Read More

This summer, the Journal of Membrane Science published a paper focusing on automated control of Trans Membrane Pressure (TMP) in a Single-Pass Tangential Flow Filtration (SP-TFF) system. Control was substantially improved by using an Equilibar® single-use dome-loaded multi-orifice back pressure regulator (BPR) rather than traditional technologies. Authored by Shashi Malladi, Michael Coolbaugh and other top Read More

Hydrogen Energy technology has progressed even more rapidly than expected during the past year. Equilibar’s involvement has also continued to increase at a dramatic pace, with lead application specialist Alan Black managing much of the activity. Alan took a few minutes recently to answer questions about this exciting trend that has the potential to positively Read More

Equilibar’s Diane Jacober wrote a timely cover story for Valve Magazine’s Summer 2023 issue that focuses on pressure control for the alternative protein market. I have been following the exciting progress of alternative proteins for about a year now. It is impressive to see the field’s explosive growth, which is driven by both environmental and Read More

Equilibar’s Jennifer Jacober is a design engineer with expertise in flow control solutions for unusually complex applications. She recently helped create an animation video that demonstrates the inner workings of a new Advanced Flow Control Valve (AFC) with direct-sealing diaphragm technology. The valve has specific advantages for applications with multiple challenges and is especially useful Read More

While each member of the Equilibar team brings a rich and diverse background to the job, it could be said that customer service representative Sara Bradley has one of the more unexpected sets of credentials. In addition to earning an associate’s degree in surgical technology before she was 18, Sara decided to pursue a career Read More

Single Use Technology Manager Ryan Heffner is busy preparing for two international conferences, but he took a minute to discuss advances that have happened in fluid control for the biopharmaceutical industry during the past year, including an explosion in single use technologies. Equilibar will be in Booth 2427 at INTERPHEX and Booth 30 at BioProcess Read More

March is here, and that means it’s time to focus on the phenomenal work being done by Equilibar’s research customers. Why March? The tradition began as a spinoff from Equilibar’s March Madness bracket contest. One year, we thought it would be fun to see how many universities competing in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament were Read More