“If you aren’t taking a representative sample, you won’t get a representative snapshot.” – Nate Silver, American Psephologist Truly representative sampling, even in dirty air! You spoke…we listened! Our new hydrodynamic design is based on your request for enhanced temperature control and sample system cleanability. We hired a rocket scientist to help design it, so you

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Enter the 21st Century of Valve Technology… Without Cutting into Your Tank! Tired of the cleaning issues with ball valves or butterfly valves? Alarmed at the cost to cut out that old ball valve and recode your ASME tank to have a cleaner valve solution? Don’t fret, retrofit! Introducing ASEPCO’s Tank Retrofit Valve This bolt-in

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If you like our tank valve, you’ll love our process valve. Based on the same technology, but with infinite flexibility to weld into your pipes or clamp onto your vessel. You can get hooked up however you like!

We can help you make your life simpler, well, your job at least. Instead of having to deal with nuts and bolts and tools (oh my!), you can change your point of use valves to assemble with a clamp. Then, using the ASEPCO Radial-Diaphragm Point of Use valve, you can easily sample, drain, or divert process fluids in your systems.

You probably have vessel connectors in your facility, and they work well, but they still have some challenges: + Cross-threading nuts + Require tools + Split clamps that are independent of each other, making it impossible to hold around the part you are installing + Need two people to install

Have you experienced the time-consuming process of replacing the diaphragm on a typical diaphragm valve? This can be a frustrating process of getting the right tools, removing all the nuts, replacing the diaphragm, and finally re-installing all the nuts in the right sequence. Well, you don’t have to go through this any more!

Is Your Vessel Getting Really Clean? When your mixer is mounted on bottom center of your tank, you’re often forced to mount your tank-bottom valve off center. This can cause excess pooling at the bottom of the tank and in the valve itself. This pooling wastes valuable product and creates a cleaning problem.

Traditionally, service technicians have had to remove the entire mixer drive assembly from below the vessel, which de-couples the magnets and allows the impeller to be removed. After listening to our clients, ASEPCO improved the design of the drive assembly so you NEVER have to remove it to service the impeller, seals, or bearings!

It’s a known fact that tools get lost. They get lost so often that tool boxes were created to keep them organized. Even when you do find them, it’s a trial-and-error effort to determine if the hardware is metric or standard. When you have a lot of equipment, this can be a real pain!

Last year we told you about our Sterillite Valve, the steam valve that sits on the side of a tank valve and removes the deadleg. Continuing with that line of thought, we now offer the deadleg-free Block and Bleed Assembly. I’m sure you’re all familiar with the typical block and bleed assembly, which is two individual valves welded together.