http://support.asepco.com/activekb en-us http://support.asepco.com/activekb ActiveKB NX activekb@asepco.com Fri, 18 May 2012 16:48:02 CDT 20 http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/139/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/139/ Attached is reading from the ferrite meter on valves in stock.When working with advanced welding we were able to reduce the ferrite percentage to less then 1 by using small amount of nickel filler ... Mark Embury Fri, 16 Mar 2012 10:32:42 CDT http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/148/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/148/ Our temperature ranges for our diaphragms are:Silicone (colot: white or clear): -40 to 135 C (-40 to 275 F)EPDM (color: black): -40 to 135 C (-40 to 275 F)Viton A (color: cream): -17 to 204 C ... Mark Embury Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:55:12 CST http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/101/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/101/ Yes, all of these diaphragm materials meet USP VI:SiliconeEPDMSilicone PlusEPDM PlusIf you would like an example of a USP VI Certificate of Conformance, just email a request to: info@asepco.com. Mark Embury Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:47:39 CST http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/163/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/163/ There are several types of spare parts available:Diaphragms:SG05 - 0.5" Silicone diaphragm, satelliteEG05 - 0.5" EPDM diaphragm, satelliteVG05 - 0.5" Viton A diaphragm, satellite - not for steam s ... Mark Embury Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:39:13 CST http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/173/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/173/ Standard diaphragm valves, or weir valves, seal the diaphragm to the valve body by sandwiching it in-between the body and the actuator. When the valve is actuated is closes on a weir which blocks ... Paul Trunzo Mon, 14 Nov 2011 10:53:54 CST http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/172/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/172/ Our CRN covers provinces in Canada including Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba,Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories, Yukon and N ... Paul Trunzo Fri, 04 Nov 2011 13:08:12 CDT http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/171/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/171/ Asepco does not recommend any specific cleaning cycle for our diaphragms, but they are designed to be cleaned in process (CIP) or out of process (COP) using standard industry cleaning practices. Paul Trunzo Fri, 28 Oct 2011 16:04:12 CDT http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/25/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/25/ The basic formula for conversion from microinch to micron (micrometer): 1 microinch = 0.0254 micrometer 1 micron = 39.4 microinches Some common finishes: 10 microinch Ra = .2 ... Mark Embury Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:55:42 CDT http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/138/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/138/ The primary difference is chemical resistance.EPDM is good in steam applications and has fair chemical resistance. It should not be used with solvents or petroleum agents.Viton has excellent chem ... Mark Embury Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:52:47 CDT http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/170/ http://support.asepco.com/activekb/questions/170/ At the bottom of this page are copies of our mixer manuals: Mark Embury Thu, 29 Sep 2011 11:13:03 CDT