Customer Response and Support

Equilibar is known for over-the-top responsiveness to client needs. We could never accomplish this without our multi-talented support team. They are experts in ISO quality systems, import/export procedures and more. It is great to know we can count on them to stay on top of details and keep our business running smoothly. To contact them, email info@equilibar.com.

photograph of Equilibar GSD back pressure regulator with EPR electronic pilot

Compare and Contrast: conventional flow control valve vs. an Equilibar regulator

Equilibar’s direct-sealing diaphragm technology was first introduced to provide precise backpressure control for complex applications; however, engineers and scientists soon discovered that these devices can offer advantages for extremely complex flow control applications as well. Specifically, they perform well in applications involving wide flow rate ranges, corrosive chemicals, extreme pressures, multi-phase flows and supercritical states. Read More

How to Determine the Revision number of your Equilibar regulator

Look at the part number listed on the regulator’s label
In general, the number right before the first “dash” is the revision number
For all models EXCEPT the GS Series, follow this table:
- Box 1 – model name (LF, H6P, FDO, etc)
- Box 2 – inlet/outlet port size
- Box 3 – body material
- Box 4 – inlet/outlet port thread type
- Box 5 – body “trim”
- Box 6 – Revision number (may be a single number or a number/letter combination)
To find the revision number of the GS model, follow the table below. Boxes 1-4 serve the same purpose as above.
- Box 5 - has the body “trim” and the revision number. The trim is a letter. Revision number may be a single number or a number/letter combination.