Engineering

“Every day, I appreciate our engineers’ excitement and eagerness to attack problems, but what I find most gratifying is our collective creativity. We have envisioned new applications for Equilibar technology and have expanded into markets I never could have imagined when I started the company.” Jeff Jennings, Equilibar Founder To contact our Engineering Department, email inquiry@equilibar.com

Stainless bpr for preventing pump push-through

BIOPROCESSING FOCUS: Preventing pump push-through with a BPR

Maintaining the purity and integrity of biological substances is one of the most important aspects of bioprocessing applications. While sanitary pumps are designed to minimize contamination risks, pump push-through flow remains a significant challenge. Preventing pump push-through is key to maintaining quality. Pump push-through flow occurs when head pressure at the pump inlet pushes fluids 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.