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3831-1-BLK Crimp On Spade Lug Connector
3831-1-PKG Crimp On Spade Lug Connector, Pack of 10
C2-RB120 EC/ECO Valve, Connector, 120”
C2-RB18 EC/ECO Valve, Connector, 18”
ET-C120 ET/EVP Valve, Connector Cord, 120”
ET-C48 ET/EVP Valve, Connector Cord, 48”
Orifice Size Calculator This easy-to-use calculator will help you calculate the orifice size of your valve...  
Forensic Analysis Many Clippard valves and other products are used in forensic analysis applications.  
3D Bioprinting Many Clippard products are used in Life Science applications such as 3d bioprinting and much more.  
Proportional Power Savings Proportional valves provide power savings.  
What Is a Proportional Isolation Valve? An explanation of what a proportional valve is.  
Blood Plasma Warming Did you know? Clippard helps ensure successful transfusions by providing proportional valves that help warm blood plasma and maintain it at optimal temperatures...  
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The Proportional Valves at the Heart of Clippard's Cordis Series Electronic Pressure Controller Quick video about why the Cordis Electronic Regulators are so unique.  
Resolution in Proportional Control Applications Why is resolution important in proportional control?  
Design World Product Review, EVPD Proportional Valve Driver An overview of Clippard's EVP Proportional Control Valve Driver  
How to Achieve Ultra-Fine Proportional Control with Clippard's Patented Eclipse Valve Webinar Clippard's patented Eclipse isolation valve is a proportional isolation valve like no other!  
New! Cordis CP1 Series Dynamic Pressure Controller Clippard's Cordis CP1 Electronic Pressure Controller provides a compact, cost-effective solution for applications where a proportional valve is specified to maintain pressure or flow in a closed-loop application. Check out this quick video to learn more.  
What Is Hysteresis? Clippard defines hysteresis as the maximum difference in current required to achieve a set point flow. But, what exactly does that mean? And more importantly, how does it impact the valves you're using? Check out this quick video to learn more. Video filmed at Clippard in Cincinnati, Ohio VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Hi everyone, Doug Paynter, Proportional Product Manager here at Clippard. As it relates to proportional valves, hysteresis is the difference you see in flow when you’re going up to a  
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