Welcome to the Brooks Blog
I’m very excited to introduce you to the official Brooks Instrument Blog! This blog will be a great place for processing audiences from all industries to learn more about Brooks products, technologies,...
View ArticleAll those 1’s and 0’s and you are still using analog?
83% of all instruments used in the chemical process industries (CPI) are being talked to using analog communications. By analog communications, we mean 4-20 milliAmp mainly. But we see 3-15 psi air and...
View ArticleThermal Mass Flow Controllers and Thermal Mass Flow Meters; Standard Flow vs....
Thermal mass flow controllers and thermal mass flow meters are used to measure and control the flows of gases. The measuring terminology usually includes words like “standard” or “normal” flow. A...
View ArticleIP … NEMA … What Does It All Mean and What’s Best for My Wash-Down Application!?
In my last post I talked about UL Listed versus Recognized. This time we are going to take a look at the IP and NEMA ratings and what they mean. With this information you should be able to decide what...
View ArticleWood in your tank?
The first attempts to replace the horse as the primary mode of transportation involved burning wood to create steam to drive a steam engine. If the new crop of biotechnology and renewable energy...
View ArticleShop ’til You Drop
It’s official! Brooks Instrument has launched its online store. Now we can give customers quick and easy access to the Brooks family of products. Best of all, we’re offering free shipping on all orders...
View ArticleA History with NASA
While we were cleaning out our offices a few weeks ago a co-worker of mine handed me a great Norman Rockwell oil painting that we used to have hanging in one of our hallways. It was taken down when we...
View ArticleVideo: How a single mass flow controller can do the job of ten others
A thermal mass flow controller that can be used with several different gases is only as accurate as the conversion method used to support multiple gases. Multiflo by Brooks Instrument is a leap forward...
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