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We know that engineers and product professionals designing medical devices are busier than ever. We also know that they are under more pressure these days to design and deliver more quickly to market technologies that are even better, smaller and... Keep Reading

Without doubt the medical device industry is more fluid than ever. Manufacturers must constantly move and change to deliver complex technological advancements more quickly to market. Keep Reading

In today’s environment, there is increased attention being paid to vapor intrusion and mitigation. And rightly so. Because when volatile chemicals migrate in vapor from soil or groundwater into indoor spaces, bad things can happen. This video... Keep Reading

This panel discussion webinar is available on demand RIGHT NOW! You can view it anytime... anywhere. Plus, you don't have to fill out a complicated registration from.  Simply, click the video below to gain valuable insights from two AMETEK Dynamic... Keep Reading

AMETEK Dynamic Fluid Solutions (DFS) is proud to launch the Nautilair® Enhanced 12.3" High Energy Brushless Blowers to provide hydronic system manufacturers. . . A three times more powerful magnet 14 dB less sound Greater efficiency And much more!   Keep Reading

To help save lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, your company may be racing to expand production of urgently needed medical equipment. AMETEK Dynamic Fluid Solutions (DFS) can help. Keep Reading

Introduction How many times have you heard: "The windows on the school bus are foggy and there's no heat on the bus. My kids are cold!" Clearly, you know there is a problem with the mechanics of the school bus. Unfortunately, you already know the... Keep Reading

Engineers selecting a blower for a given installation must have detailed knowledge (or at least estimates) of the application’s operating point as well as a plot of the system’s resistance curve; the prospective blower performance in response to... Keep Reading

In bypass motors the work is independent from the cooling air. A separate fan directly cools the motor armature and field. Usually the cooling air enters and exists through slots in the equipment housing. Bypass blowers are electric-motor-driven... Keep Reading

1. Despite the fact that many in industry use the terms interchangeably, technically there’s a difference between compressors and fans and blowers. In short, compressors pressurized gases within controlled volumes to ultimately facilitate some type... Keep Reading