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The phenomenon of stress cracking corrosion in stainless steel has been known for many decades now. Less well considered, though, is its impact on instrumentation fittings in high-pressure applications in corrosive environments. Under certain conditions, stress...

Product Manager of Fittings IPDE at Parker Hannifin, David Edwards explains, how to select the correct Instrumentation tubing combinations to use with Parker Instrumentation Fittings Including the Parker A-Lock and CPI   For more information on the right tubing for...

Always select your connector with care, consider the demands of the application to avoid premature failure which could lead to expensive downtime, replacement or worse severe injury. A  few things to consider: What function do you need? Protect your system Detect end...

Jim Breeze, product manager, Instrumentation Connectors and Process Valves for Parker Hannifin, looks at how a clever, inexpensive innovation can help prevent fitting leakage and failure. In all industrial processes, it is important to ensure that...

The Oil and Gas industry sector is driven by safety and has been for over 60 years around the globe. Whilst the industry has had issues with incidents, it has been proven that by adhering to good working practices and following recommended installation techniques and...

Many instruments and controls operating in hazardous industrial environments require instrument grade compressed air to ensure effective operation. Without clean, dry air, quality control and process control systems may be subject to damage from water and contaminants...

Securing leak-free connection of impulse lines to manifolds for applications that use differential pressure flowmeters is a subject that has taxed instrumentation engineers for more than a century. Back in 1910, when the very first orifice plate installations made an...