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Efficiently filters dust, dirt, and rust from liquids and gases. Features replaceable elements for easy maintenance and minimal pressure drop. Filters available with these specifications: 1/8 to 1/4 in. (6 mm) 0°F (–17°C) to 400°F (204°C) 316 stainless steel 760 psig (52.3 bar)...

Why Optimized Fluid System Material Selection Can Help Improve Offshore Safety and Reduce Costs Cost optimization is one of the most important goals for owners of offshore oil and gas platforms and floating vessels —second only to ensuring safe and compliant operation throughout the platform’s life...

3 Steps to Improve Hose Safety & Lower Plant Costs Doug Nordstrom, Senior Product Manager, Hose Product Group Industrial hoses often do not get the attention they deserve. Most manufacturing facilities have specifications and policies concerning tubing, fittings, and valves on pressure-containing ...

Pitting Corrosion vs. Crevice Corrosion: Identifying the Differences Corrosion—the deterioration of engineered materials by chemical interaction with their environment—is an extraordinarily costly problem. Unchecked stainless steel corrosion in tubing systems is a leading cause of profit loss for o...

Finding a proper materials solution means starting at the source of the problem. > View and download a print-friendly version of the Materials Selection Guide Talk to a trusted advisor Access Expert-Level Services General (Uniform) Corrosion The most well-known type of corrosion is also the easi...

How to Position Nozzles in Your Liquid & Natural Gas Sampling System In a liquid or gas sampling system, a nozzle is used at the tap location to supply the sample to the analyzer. Proper placement, position and orientation of this nozzle is crucial to ensure timely, accurate analytical measurements...