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Pressure gauges often have a wide variety of uses except for specific models that are manufactured for specific applications. Differences in pressure measurement instruments primarily exist in regard to their measurement accuracy, pressure range, pressure connection, and electrical connection.

Weight indicator systems are multi-purpose devices with several essential process weighing applications in the Oil & Gas industry. Their uses include blending, dispensing, batching, force measurement, weight rate monitoring, and leveling by weight.

Pressure gauges are used in several industries and have a wide variety of applications. As such, there are many different types of gauges, and each is designed to fulfill a specific purpose.

Given the “essential” nature of the job, most drillers—especially those in water well and energy drilling—have worked right through the pandemic. Of course, steps have been taken to enhance worker safety and mitigate risks at each stage, but are people still following these protocols?

In every industry, some companies are highly sought after by candidates. Every open position receives hundreds, if not thousands of applications, from people vying for a role in that specific organization. So what makes these firms more desirable than competitors?

Trash pumps or centrifugal pumps are mechanical devices used around the rig site for different applications. The common property of all trash pumps is that they can process effluent that contains solids (trash).

Sensors and gauges are found in almost every manufacturing and industrial facility; they’re used to measure a wide range of variables. When functioning as expected, the work done by these sensors often goes unnoticed. However, in the event of a malfunction, disruptions in the workflow are almost always evident.

As one of the leading process instrumentation providers in the US and Canada, we often meet new recruits at conventions and during training sessions on correct process instrumentation usage. Meeting eager, new faces that will soon become foremost authorities in the industry is something we always look forward to.

Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common types of workplace accidents that directly impact productivity and leads to high compensation costs. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), about 25% of all injuries in the workplace can be traced back to slips, trips, and falls.

The industrial internet of things (IIoT) has recently been propelled into the limelight, with many industry experts discussing how it can lead to digital transformation that can drive innovation, advance operations, and increase competitiveness.