30Dec
11Dec
KF Or CF — Which Should I Use?
Vacuum pumps require the right type of flange connections for proper sealing and reliable operations. Take a moment to review the differences between KF and CF flange connections to determine which one is best for your environment and applications.
05Nov
Vacuum Mode Versus Sniff Mode On Your Leak Detector
Leak detectors are designed to ensure a safer and more productive environment for laboratory, industrial, and research processes. But how you detect leaks depends on your application. By pointing out some key differences, you will be able to select the right mode for your detector every time.
25Sep
Wet Versus Dry Pumps
Vacuum pumps are critical for use in industrial, laboratory, and research applications. When making your decision, consider the flow rate, compression, elastic ability, pressure capacity, cost, and maintenance. Wet pumps and dry pumps both have particular features unique to their design. Learn more about them and you'll make the right choice that is perfect for your needs.
24Aug
Considerations When Using Grease in a Vacuum System
There are many considerations when utilizing grease within a vacuum system. Often grease is used for the lubrication of o-rings, mechanical components, and in some cases to prevent corrosion. However, it is highly recommended to consider whether a grease is even necessary for each application. The presence of grease within a vacuum system can increase the gas load on the system and can be a source of collecting foreign debris.
22Jul
Renting versus Buying a Helium Leak Detector
When it comes to renting equipment, there are a lot of factors to keep in mind: how long will you need the equipment? Would it be more cost effective to buy or rent? Will the piece of equipment your project requires even be available to rent? How do you ensure the piece of equipment you rent will actually meet your project needs? There are many points to consider when deciding between renting and buying a helium leak detector.
29Jun