March 16, 2021 12:32 am
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Explaining exactly what a pressure gauge siphon does can be a difficult task, especially when explaining to the uninitiated. Basically, it can be summed up by saying it protects a pressure gauge from damage from steam or other hot pressure media. This piece of equipment is also called a gauge siphon, or a pigtail siphon (more on that curly nickname later). It prevents steam from coming in contact with a pressure instrument, which also helps prevent or reduce damage from rapid pressure changes. How does a gauge siphon work? Gauge siphons in San Jose, CA are also called coil siphons... View Article
March 2, 2021 12:32 am
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Hoses and tubes can be used for the same thing when it comes to hydraulic equipment, but that doesn’t mean they can always be used interchangeably. There are many similarities between tubes and hoses, but there are also enough differences to make it imperative that you choose the right one for your particular hydraulic equipment in San Jose, CA. Here are some differences between the two. Differences between tubes and hoses There is one main difference between tubes and hoses: tubes are rigid, while hoses are flexible. Hoses are usually made of rubber that has been strengthened with reinforcements. These... View Article
February 24, 2021 9:35 pm
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Square flanges are typically made of steel or stainless steel, and used in a wide range of systems with standard pipes in water systems, offshore environments, pipe projects, oil fields and more. They’re frequently used in hydraulic systems to connect pipes to components, or to make strong pipe-to-pipe connections. As you might expect based on the name of the part, these flanges feature a square shape. But why square flanges versus other types of flanges? Here’s an overview of what you should know as you prepare for a project in San Jose, CA. Square flanges in piping and various systems... View Article
