Flow Control Magazine recently featured an article focusing on three applications using Equilibar regulators for catalysis research. These case studies were at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Auburn University and Integrated Lab Solutions in Germany. As the article explains: “One of the challenges catalysis researchers face is finding effective fluid control systems that can operate under Read More
Equilibar is proud to be an exhibitor at ICEC–the International Conference on Environmental Catalysis–at the Grove Park Inn in our hometown of Asheville, NC. The gathering brings together more than 400 scientists from around the world to share technical papers concerning catalyst research for crucial environmental applications such as water purification and emissions control. It also gives Read More
Equilibar will be exhibiting at the 23rd North American Catalysis Society Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky starting June 3rd. Booth 141. Catalyst research is our fastest growing business segment. Our back pressure regulators’ micro and nano flow capability is enabling research applications that were previously impractical to achieve with traditional valves.
Equilibar will be exhibiting at the 23rd North American Catalysis Society Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky starting June 3rd. Booth 141. Catalyst research is our fastest growing business segment. Our back pressure regulators’ micro and nano flow capability is enabling research applications that were previously impractical to achieve with traditional valves.
Equilibar – Older News Items Archive Flow Control Video David Reed is featured in our second video, a technical explanation of how a back pressure regulator can be used as a flow control device. Equilibar Launches Introductory Video In early October, Equilibar introduced the first in a series of informational videos about our high precision Read More
We’re happy to report that the Equilibar team is fully back at work this week following Hurricane Helene. While Helene wreaked havoc across the Western North Carolina mountains, we feel extremely lucky that all of our team members and their families are safe and our facilities had only minor issues. Once we could return to Read More
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