Applications

Adsorption

The physical phenomenon through which a solid holds gaseous or fluid molecules by way of intermolecular bonds.

Aeration

The injection of gas into liquid for the benefits that it provides through interaction (bubbling).

Aerobic and Anaerobic Digestors

Vessels with controlled amounts of atmospheric air that encourage the growth of bacteria for an intended use.

Altitude Chambers

Chambers where ambient pressure is manipulated in order to continuously simulate different elevations on the planet.

Autoclaves and Steam Sterilization

Vessels that make use of sanitation methods and pressure manipulation in order to sterilize reusable tools.

Bag Lamination and Pressing

The compressive coalescence of various materials in order to achieve a desired physical characteristic within the combination of materials.

Barge Loading

The displacement of bulk goods onto and off of barges in maritime transport.

Blending

The process by which non-gaseous material is often cut and mixed in order to create a uniform consistency in a given product.

Clean Room Pressurizing and Evacuating

A room in which the manipulation of ambient pressure reduces risk of contamination or bacterial proliferation.

CNC Routing Table

The apparatus which is used to hold and machine a workpiece, as well as to dispose of shavings.

Coating, Deposition, and Metallizing

The atomization and uniform distribution of a material over another to lay an outermost layer that exhibits the desired physical or chemical properties.

Condenser Priming

The process by which a piece of equipment is used to create optimal conditions for a condenser to function within expected, calculated, or otherwise desired parameters.

Crystallization

The process by which broken materials that exhibit crystalline lattices are slowly rebuilt to create crystals of controlled size and purity.

Cutting and Perforation

The incision of material in controlled manner or pattern according to the intended design of the end product.