Precision Fluid Control | Pressure and Flow
Equilibar Sanitary EDO Valve

The Equilibar
Difference

Our Performance.

Equilibar back pressure regulators outperform the competition. Our novel patented technology offers superior precision and frictionless control, especially for low flow rates, mixed phase fluids, corrosive media, sanitary requirements and extreme temperatures.

Unparalleled Precision for Research and Industry

Equilibar fluid and pressure control products deliver reliable performance for some of the world’s most complex process conditions. Our dome-loaded, multiple-orifice technology works in a radically different way, providing solutions for difficult problems in a broad range of industries, including catalysis, oil and gas, fuel cells, and aerospace. We also have sanitary valves for biopharma processes.

 

Research Back Pressure Regulators

Equilibar research back pressure regulators offer compactness, flexibility and instantaneous response for laboratory and reactor systems. More

Industrial Back Pressure Regulators

Equilibar industrial back pressure regulators are ideal for a wide range of use including sanitary processes, fuel cells,  and oil and gas. More

Vacuum Pressure Regulators

Equilibar’s vacuum regulating valves use a flexible diaphragm with multiple orifices to offer 5X the stability of traditional spring valves. More

Electronic Pressure Regulators

Equilibar offers a wide range of precision electronic pressure control products for process automation and for providing pilot set-points. More

Pressure Reducing Regulators

Equilibar offers several types of pressure reducing regulators for air and inert gases, including static and very low flow applications. More

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A deep dive into Equilibar's research applications

March is here, and that means it’s time to focus on the phenomenal work being done by Equilibar’s research customers. Why March? The tradition began as a spinoff from Equilibar’s March Madness bracket contest.  One year, we thought it would be fun to see how many universities competing in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament were Read More

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