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Steven Mingis & John Czerwinski Branham Industrial LLC An LGG Industrial Company Click here to view the Spring/Summer 2024 Edition of Sulfuric Acid Today 100%...
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Rebranding from ERIKS North America to LGG Industrial Reflects Commitment to Heritage and Innovation /wp-content/uploads/2024/01/LGG-Industrial-Announcement-1080p.mp4 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, February 1, 2024 —ERIKS North America, a longstanding...
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PITTSBURGH-ERIKS North America (ENA) announced that it has acquired the assets of Branham Corporation (Branham), a prominent fabricator and distributor of industrial hoses, gaskets, conveyor...
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Sealing the hundreds of plugs on the typical Fin-Fan exchanger has become more and more problematic as emission requirements have gotten increasingly stringent. To address...
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As a matter of “best practices”, we recommend the use of new stud bolts whenever a heat exchanger joint is reassembled. To a company...
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The American Petroleum Institute (API) first issued its standard for Ring Joints and Ring Joint Flanges (API Specification 6B) in June of 1936. This standard...
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Both of the terms “Coefficient of Friction” and “Nut Factor” are frequently used when speaking about gaskets – in particular, about the squeezing of gaskets...
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At first look, the practice of insulating flanges seems to have several clear advantages. Insulating the flanges would: cut back on radiated heat, thus providing...
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – ERIKS North America (ERIKS NA), a leading distributor in the industrial market, is excited to announce the promotion of Daron Steinmann to...
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – ERIKS North America (ERIKS NA), a leading distributor in the industrial market, is delighted to announce Terry Subia’s promotion to Vice President...
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – ERIKS North America (ERIKS NA), a leading distributor of industrial solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Deery as Vice President/General...
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One of the most frequent mistakes made when talking about forces is to use the words “load” and “stress” interchangeably, as if they mean the...
