Compressed Air Treatment,
Preparation & Control

Air Pressure Regulators

Industrial Service
High Pressure
Precision Series
Volume Booster
Computing Relay Type
Miniature
Modular
Back-Pressure Type
Stainless and/or Corrosion Resistant

Compressed Air Filters

Industrial Service
Sub-micron particulate
High Efficiency Multi Stage
Oil Coalescing Type
High Pressure
Breather Air Series

Compressed Air Line Lubricators

In-line Oil Mist Lubricators
Drip Type Lubricators

Compressed Air Dryers and After-coolers

Refrigerated Type
Regenerative Type
- Blower Purge
- Heat Reactivated
Deliquescent Chemical
Desiccant Type – Non-Regenerative

Automatic Condensate Drains

Float Type / Pneumatic Assist
Electric Ball Valve
Timer Actuated Solenoid

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Manufacturers of Compressed Air Treatment, Preparation & Control

Air-Logic

Accessories & Aftermarket, Compressed Air Treatment, Fittings, Connectors, Hose, and Tubing

Miniature Fittings, Orifices, Check, Needle & Flow Control Valves, Regulators, Filters, Pressure and Vacuum Switches

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Clippard Instrument Laboratory

Air Valves, Compressed Air Treatment, Fittings, Connectors, Hose, and Tubing

Miniature Pneumatics offering Valves, Cylinders, Fittings, Modular Logic, Hose, and Air Treatment

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Featured Article

The Importance of a Soft Start for Critical Applications Requiring High Precision
Category: Pneumatics 101

When a valve is cycled, one can observe the quality of control by measuring and graphing the flow leaving the valve and the input operating the valve, such as electrical current (for coil controlled valves) or steps (for stepper motor controlled valves). This paper will discuss the characteristics of a valve's performance curve—specifically, where flow begins and how the curve's trend can indicate certain valve features and their consequences.

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