Proportion-Air

Proportional Electro-Pneumatic Pressure & Flow Control Devices

Burling Valve

Industrial Process Regulators

Protect Air

Miniature Regulators for Compressed Air Tools & Systems

EPR_420x280_B2

As low as 0-2 inches of water column to 5,000 psi +

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BD4_Assembly_420x280_B

Reliable process pressure control for fluids & gases

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SafetyReg_420x280_B

Affordable, pre-set, tamper-proof safety regulators

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FlowControllers_420x280_B

Closed-loop electronic mass flow controllers that control flow rates from 2 SCFH to 250 SCFM

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PressureTransducers_420x280_B

Accurately measure the pressure of gases and/or fluids in industrial and laboratory processes

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RECENT UPDATES

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Optimize AODD Pump Operation with New Controller

Easily maintain the optimal operational flow rate for most air-operated double diaphragm pumps on the market with this turnkey system Ensuring that air-operated double diaphragm pumps run consistently and optimally through long cycles is easy with Proportion-Air’s new Pump Controller. Many AODD pumps operate with just a ball valve and shop air. This can lead … Continued

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September Newsletter: Process Control

Take back control! This month’s newsletter focuses on the process control industry. Check out our nitrogen purging application, featuring one of our BS Burling Valve regulators. Meet our newest product, the Proportion-Air Supply, which makes testing pressure and flow a breeze. And read our latest blog post about all the different aerospace simulations we help … Continued

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The Importance of Pneumatic Safety Regulations in Meeting OSHA Standards

Pneumatic tools, which operate using compressed air, offer great advantages in manufacturing. However, their use comes with the risk of problems like air leaks, flying debris, and potential tool malfunction. To mitigate risks associated with pneumatic tool use in manufacturing, adherence to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards is essential. Meeting OSHA Regulatory Standards … Continued

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