FM-Approved devices for Class I, II, III, Div 1 and Class I, II, Div 2 environments Four new products are joining the Proportion-Air hazardous location series. These new Factory Mutual-Approved devices meet the precision pneumatic pressure control needs of professionals working in environments where flammable gases, combustible dust or fibers/flyings and filings may be present. … Continued
Interested in learning more about we have to offer? Applications manager Ron Hibbler and business development manager Jeff Johnston shared a few of Proportion-Air’s products and common applications during the virtual Fluid Power Technology Conference in October. This session provides an overview of our capabilities, including information on the Burling Valve and Protect-Air brands. Watch the … Continued
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb issued a “stay-at-home” order for the state of Indiana, where Proportion-Air, Inc. is headquartered, beginning at midnight on Wednesday, March 25. Proportion-Air is an essential business, as our products are integral components serving critical industries like food, medical equipment and transportation. We will remain open to serve the needs of our … Continued
It’s as common as the cold – students attend an academic program for two or four years, learning all the theories about the subject they’re studying. They take tests, write reports and graduate with an immense amount of knowledge. But not much practical experience. Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis’ Elaine Cooney is an educator committed to … Continued
While several of our process control regulators rely on a dome filled with compressed air or a gas to control pressure, others operate with the help of a spring. Born on July 28, 1635, in England, Robert Hooke and his research are responsible for helping us understand why a spring can accomplish the task. Hooke’s … Continued
The test and analytics market for manufactured products is expansive. Nearly every product undergoes testing to ensure its quality, whether the specifications are set by the industry, an individual company or the government. Tests that control the amount of pressure or flow a product can withstand are common ways to check for potential weaknesses or leaks. … Continued