Hydrocarbon Product Showcase
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Assaying / Sampling
1/30/2006
Sabin’s analytical laboratory uses classic volumetric, gravimetric, and fire assay techniques, advanced X-ray fluorescence, atomic absorption (AA), and inductively coupled plasma (ICP), emission spectroscopy...
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ISA: SAF-T-PIN Buckling Pin Cartridge
8/24/2000
SAF-T-PIN Buckling Pin Cartridge is a quick-change device that operates on “push-in” and “pull-out” basis...
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ScanBase 2.0
5/30/1998
ScanBase 2.0 is a relational database Windows-based program featuring a straight-forward,
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Molded Tanks
4/15/1999
This full line of rotationally molded tanks range in size from 12 gallons to 12,000 gallons
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Architectural Screens
11/17/1998
The custom-designed screens are 100% stainless steel to ensure longevity and durability
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The DL7100 Digital Storage Oscilloscope
8/26/2000
The DL7100 Digital Storage Oscilloscope features a 500 MHz bandwidth and 1GS/s sampling rate...
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Condensing WESP
3/5/1999
The self-cleaning condensing WESP achieves increased removal efficiency and reduced maintenance and operating costs by harnessing electrostatic forces and temperature differential to affect particle movement
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RT100 Series Universal Rate Totalizer
1/19/2001
Enhances the flexibility of our complete line of dual pulse insertion, multipulse PD and turbine flowmeters
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Remote Well Site Monitoring
1/21/2001
Monitoring and gathering production data from remote wellsites has traditionally involved the high costs associated with labor, transportation, and administration.
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Control System Cyber Security
2/28/2008
In the process industry, every disruption or maloperation can have fatal consequences and therefore needs to be avoided if possible. In order to reliably eliminate sources of danger and risks, you should include safety engineering in your processes. The highest goal must always be to minimize potential dangers to humans, plants and the environment by employing technical resources – without inhibiting the industrial production process. In this case, high demands are placed on the so-called functional safety. In order to achieve this, a reliable Safety Instrumented System (SIS) is required which can set the plant to a safe state at any time when necessary.