In this video, REOTEMP Instrument explains the benefits of their Hi-Vis dial. The Hi-Vis dial is available on all of their temperature and pressure gauges with a 3-5 day standard lead time.
A common issue with diaphragm seal performance is that of ambient temperature drift. In this video, REOTEMP explains one simple way to solve this problem.
In this video, you'll learn how to properly assemble tube fittings 1 inch or smaller. DK-LOK fittings and valves are manufactured to the most stringent industry standards.
When it comes to the instrumentation business, DK-LOK has the industry's most comprehensive product line. DK-LOK has more product equivalents than anyone else in the market.
Quality certificates and certifications span the globe with DK-LOK so you can rest assured your project valves and fittings will be compliant. DK-LOK is certifed with CRN, ABS, TuV, Russian GOST, DNV, GL just to name a few.
DK-LOK Compression Tube Fittings & Valves are manufactured to the most stringent industry standards and guarantees a leak-tight seal in all process, power and instrumentation applications.
Crimpnology refers to Campbell Fittings' proprietary hose crimping technology which enables the Peerless Hose Shop to build an integrated Leak-Free hose system using any brand or type of hose.
This success story demonstrates how the SI Group Manufacturing prefers OPW Engineered System for their Drylock Disconnect Couplers and Adaptors because of their outstanding safety features and virtually no fluid loss and no exposure.
EPSILON is a low spill coupling, based on a double ball valve system integrating a sophisticated safety design. Beyond the common advantages of a ball valve design, EPSILON provides for product flow through an unrestricted flowpath and double shut-off reliability in the coupling connection.
Online Product Configurators by REOTEMP are powerful tools that make specifying temperature and pressure instrumentation quick and easy. Create part numbers, see list pricing, & generate custom engineering drawings in seconds.
