Tag Archives: cryogenic

The Equilibar team is glad to send warm holiday wishes to our customers and partners around the world. We continue to be thankful for safety during Hurricane Helene and we’re grateful for all the agencies and individuals who are helping Western North Carolina recover. While Equilibar offices will be closed December 25th and 26th as well Read More

For years, Equilibar’s direct-sealing diaphragm technology has been popular among scientists and engineers working in cryogenics. Historically, Equilibar’s cryogenic applications have included work in radio astronomy, pharmaceuticals and aerospace products. More recently, our engineers have reported exciting new cryogenic applications related to cryogenic fuel pump testing for rockets and liquid hydrogen storage for green energy Read More

As summer continues to produce record high temperatures across the Northern Hemisphere, a new application page on cryogenic valves from Equilibar offers a nice change of pace. Cryogenics is the branch of physics or engineering that studies how materials and processes behave at extremely low temperatures. In general, temperatures below -150º C are considered cryogenic. Read More