Maxon’s RadMax Burners

March 25, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Maxon’s RadMax™ Burners are designed to deliver uniform, high intensity radiant eredmaxnergy for moisture removal in textile and paper ovens, paint drying, and powder coating, as well as many pre-heat, plastic forming, heat treating and annealing operations.

Benefits of RadMax™ Burners

  • can economically increase production rates
  • reduce seconds and defects caused by improper or uneven heating or drying
  • reduce down time and maintenance costs when the need for service or repair arises
  • Durable, industrial-quality cast iron body construction with stainless steel tile retainers [Read more...]
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Going Wireless: Why run wire when you can go Wireless and save? Find out how !

June 22, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Wireless technology has advanced so much in the last few years and the acceptance and value of these controls is gaining immeasurably. All phases of the market have now been touched by wireless thermostats, controllers, and sensors including industrial, commercial and domestic applications.

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This is how an Ultrasonic Flow Meter works

July 16, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Stromquist & Company would like to thank our friends at E & H for this outstanding video showing how an ultrasonic flow meter works.

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This is how a vortex meter works

July 15, 2010 by Leave a Comment

In this video our friends at E & H show us how a vortex meter works

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This is how a Mag Flow meter works

July 15, 2010 by Leave a Comment

In this video our friends at E & H show us how an electromagnetic ( Mag) flow meter works

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Back to Basics: How DP Measurement Works

July 15, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Walt from Control Global does a great job explaining how differential pressure measurement works. Stromquist & Company can help you with your flow needs.

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Using Differential Pressure to Measure Flow

July 14, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Check out this demo to see how differential pressure transimitters can be used to measure flow. For more information contact your friends at Stromquist & Company

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Differential Pressure High and Low Ports

July 14, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Differential Pressure combined with and inline flow element is a very popular way to measure flow. Stromquist & Company can handle your flow measurement needs. A great application is measuring gas. It is critical to have a good understanding of what is meant by “high and low pressure ports”.

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Gas Metering with Honeywell Transmitter

June 28, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Gas metering is a big part of what we offer customers. One product that has proven to be very successful is the Honeywell Smart Multivariable (SMV) Transmitter.  It is an industry leader – there are no others on the market that work as well.  It measures the gas pressure & temperature and measures a differential pressure across a primary element.  The primary element can be an orifice plate or a Preso Ellipse pitot tube.  It creates a differential pressure that we measure and relate to flow (the square root of the pressure drop is proportional to the flow rate).  The SMV calculates a corrected flow by accounting for the compressibility of the gas along with the pressure and temperature that exist in the pipe.  It is quite an involved calculation that is pre-loaded into the transmitter and set up using a software wizard.  Please keep it in mind for gas metering applications – it is an affordable alternative.  For under $4000 you can measure big flows accurately with easy installation. [Read more...]

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Not Just the Hard to Find Parts

April 6, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Many people think of Stromquist when it comes to buying those “hard to find” parts — the old or obsolete parts or those that just aren’t very common. We’re well known for our great counter and inside sales staff who find matches and replacements for such items. While we do appreciate that you think of us for these, we want you to also think of us for those everyday, run of the mill parts like thermostats, valves, gauges and sensors. Some people automatically go to the bigger supply house chains for these types of parts and only come to Stromquist for the more elusive items. So we would like to ask that you give us a try on your “regular” parts too. We stock a wide range of Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric (formerly TAC/Invensys), Belimo, White Rodgers and many more. And we’re competitive on our pricing. The next time you need that simple thermostat, a relay or pneumatic fittings, give us a call. We’d be happy to pull one off the shelf for you in addition to finding the replacement for that rusty part that’s 25 years old.
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