01 / STABLE PROCESS CONDITIONS
Pressure control in process equipment
Evaluate pressure control around the operating conditions of your gas process. Define the pressure reference, working range, and where pressure must be controlled.
What to define
- Absolute, gauge, or differential pressure
- Inlet and outlet pressure conditions
- Gas compatibility and control mode
02 / A COMPLETE SYSTEM
Gas mixing & distribution
Bring gas mixing, distribution, and control requirements together in one application brief. Review the gas combination, required capacity, and integration scope with our team.
What to define
- Gas components and mixing ratios
- Required flow and delivery pressure
- System connections and communication
03 / REPEATABLE EXPERIMENTS
Research & analytical instruments
Measure or control gas delivery in test setups and analytical instruments. Start with the working gas, minimum flow, pressure differential, and the signal your system expects.
What to define
- Gas or mixture composition
- Required flow range and resolution
- Data acquisition and control interface
04 / PROCESS INTEGRATION
Semiconductor & vacuum processes
Evaluate gas flow control for deposition, vacuum coating, and semiconductor equipment. Material compatibility and the pressure conditions at the instrument are central to selection.
What to define
- Process gas and wetted materials
- Inlet and outlet pressure
- Seal, fitting, and communication options
05 / DESIGNED INTO YOUR SYSTEM
OEM equipment integration
Match an instrument to your equipment’s space, power, control signals, and service requirements. Review the exact configuration before committing to a design.
What to define
- Mounting space and process connections
- Power supply and control interface
- Operating conditions and maintenance access
06 / MEASURE FROM OUTSIDE THE PIPE
Liquid process monitoring
Use clamp-on ultrasonic instruments to monitor compatible liquids without inserting a sensor into the flow path. Pipe dimensions and materials are part of the measurement system.
What to define
- Pipe material, diameter, and wall thickness
- Liquid composition and temperature
- Flow velocity and installation conditions
Bring us your
operating conditions.
A short application brief helps us identify the model and configuration to evaluate.
Discuss your application