Pneumatics-Related Blog Posts & Recent News

Helping students put pneumatics theory into practice

“That’s great…in theory.” We’ve all heard it – the insinuation that an idea is flawed because there doesn’t seem to be a real-life example of success. Companies like Proportion-Air, which offer only a few product series that can be customized for a wide range of applications, are always looking for people who push the limits … Continued

Best in (Trade) Show

Perhaps you saw one of our team members this week? Our field market experts and engineers were on the road, visiting customers at trade shows, showing off some of our products and handing out free TVs. Well, just one TV, but that’s one more than we give out in a normal week. Two of our … Continued

Microfluidic Applications and Real-World Consumer Benefits

Do a quick web search for “microfluidics” and you’ll find information from scientific journals and specialized organizations, all discussing in-depth microfluidic applications without much explanation on what the phrase entails. It’s a challenging concept to grasp, especially considering its real-world applications aren’t as visible as other methods of production. To understand where microfluidics have been … Continued

Medical Technology Brings Healthier Lifestyles

Last month, we discussed how technology is helping evolve the transportation industry. Through batteries and intelligent software, the work companies are doing in 2017 is pushing the industry forward. In the medical and health sectors, there’s been a similar desire to innovate, and some of the most exciting changes have been consumer-facing. Although you might … Continued

The Future of Transportation is More Diverse Than Ever

Most of us at Proportion-Air have a more traditional commute–we drive to work, park our cars, and then return home. In McCordsville, Indiana, there aren’t many opportunities to see the future of transportation, even as it becomes more commercialized. That doesn’t mean, though, that there aren’t big, sweeping changes to transportation happening right in front … Continued