Below is a comprehensive graphic for surface finishes that we hope you find useful. The Surface Roughness Conversion Chart will [...]

This blog is the first in a series of posts about sanitary surface finishes. In this post, we will cover [...]

Many people have heard the term ‘ASME BPE’ when buying fittings and tubing for the Biotech and Pharmaceutical industry.  If [...]

By: Ken Kimbrel- Special Alloys Product Manager, VNE Corporation  For almost 60 years, Holland Applied Technologies has been providing customers [...]

With so many options available for elastomers it can be hard to make sure you are selecting the one best suited [...]

Previous posts have focused on batching systems that are volume based solutions- systems that incorporate a flow meter to control a process. This post will instead focus on weight addition systems and the different system solutions available.

We had an interesting situation that required us to modify our design to meet a portion of the NEC standard for Hazardous Classified location equipment.

With April being National Welding month, we’re going to take a few posts this months to talk about the history of welding and then focus more specifically on sanitary welding and welding in the high purity process industry.

A DTL or Tri blender basically consists of a centrifugal pump head and impeller mounted in such an orientation that the normal suction port, or inlet, is pointed upward. The inlet piping consists of a tube-within-a-tube arrangement- preventing wet-dry mixing and the prewetting phenomena.

Hopefully this posts sheds some light on the difference between flow rate and flow velocity. While flow rate and flow velocity are related, they are not the same, and both need to be taken into account when sizing a pump.

To ensure constant, uniform flow, suction head must be kept constant. Previous posts have focused on issues like pump suction and cavitation. Today we’ll build upon this and discuss balance tanks and their application in metering and dispensing processes.

This post will focus on what electropolishing is, and isn’t and why we use it in the high purity process world.

We had a post last week that went over what a hazardous location is and how they are classified. With [...]

When specifying equipment for a new process application, it is not only important to identify pieces of equipment that protect [...]

This blog will address the unique advantages of the Quattroflow and why we’re starting to see more and more of our high purity customers switch over to this technology.