Tag Archives: flow chemistry

Every March, Equilibar focuses on the impactful role our research customers play in our daily work. The tradition began as a spinoff from our lively interoffice bracket contest for March Madness, aka the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. We began making a list of participating universities where we have customers and cheering for them in addition Read More

See this year’s holiday message. To our many customers and partners who celebrate Christmas, we hope you have a beautiful and meaningful celebration. And to everyone all around the world, we send warm wishes for a safe and happy New Year! Equilibar offices will be closed Dec. 24 and 25 for Christmas and Jan. 1 Read More

Equilibar was featured on the cover of the November issue of Flow Control Magazine for the article, “Beyond the classroom: an expanded view of flow control.” Written by Equilibar’s Jeff Jennings, the article explains how innovative developments over the past 20 years have resulted in new ways of taking advantage of the interaction between flow Read More

Equilibar is pleased to announce a partnership with Verus Process Equipment that will dramatically increase our ability to provide single use fluid control valves to the pharmaceutical and related industries in the northeastern region of the United States. Verus was founded by Andy Mutz, who has more than 30 years experience in the design, manufacture Read More

Earlier this summer, Equilibar engineers Ryan Heffner and Alan Black spent a productive week in Tokyo working with several of our Japanese customers and attending Biopharma Expo, a large pharmaceutical trade show. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, Japan is one of the largest pharmaceutical markets in the world and it is continuing to Read More

In September Equilibar’s engineering manager, Tony Tang, traveled to Singapore to attend the ISA Analysis Division Symposium. The trip was a great opportunity to work with our partners at Practical Analyzer Solutions and to meet several key clients face to face for the first time. Singapore is known for its successful blending of diverse cultures Read More

The Novartis-MIT Center for Continuous Manufacturing conducts research into the emerging field of continuous manufacturing of pharmaceutical compounds. Dr. Stephen Born, working with Dr. Bernard Trout Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has conducted extensive flow chemistry research using micro-reactors and membrane separation of organics and aqueous phases. This research has been published in the paper Read More

Equilibar is now able to provide wetted body components and metallic diaphragms with Inert Silicon coating. The surface treatment eliminates surface adsorption of active compounds like sulfurs, H2S, ammonia and mercury on steel. This allows users to install Equilibar regulators in systems with low level sampling and storage of active compounds. http://www.silcotek.com/silcod-technologies/SilcoNert-inert-coating/ For increased wear Read More

Ever wondered why your Equilibar Application Engineer recommended a Polyimide diaphragm instead of a stainless steel diaphragm? Because our back pressure regulator has only one moving part, the choice of diaphragm selection is complex by necessity. However, our new Diaphragm Selection page sheds a little more information on the diaphragm selection process. If you are Read More

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