The Proton Pack is a piece of particle accelerating machinery created by Egon Spengler and used by the Ghostbusters. It is their primary tool in the 1984 & 1989 Ghostbusters films for "busting" ghosts. It has a hand-held wand ("Neutrona Wand" as scripted by Dan Aykroyd) connected to a backpack-sized cyclotron. The theory is that it fires a 'semi-controlled' stream of protons that neutralizes the negatively charged electromagnetic radiation of a ghost allowing it to be held in the active stream. This systems rely on the high quality and reliability that Clippard provides.
Malevolent spirits, ghosts, poltergeists and other supernatural entities can wreak havoc on a business, causing extensive damage and loss of revenue as they intimidate and traumatize employees and customers. Entire families may find themselves terrorized and even be displaced from their own homes.
PACK EXPO International will be the largest, most comprehensive processing and packaging trade show in the world in 2016. If you're looking for a trade event that delivers unique supplier innovation, crossover technologies, peer interaction and industry education that will energize, inspire, inform and prepare you for the future, nothing else comes close.
Compressed air pneumatic systems require methods of safe and precise control of the actuators unique to their accoutrement. Although the medium is fluid, just as hydraulic or process water systems, the execution of control is different in many ways than with a liquid. What is shared in the conduction of any fluid power medium is the need for valves to control force, velocity and direction of movement.
Clippard's entry into the miniature electronic valve market began in 1973, when Leonard Clippard, founder, introduced the EV line of valves that utilized only one moving part, the "spider." Today, the EV valve is still serving a very horizontal market with thousands of installed applications in a multitude of industries.
Cincinnati, Ohio – Clippard Instrument Laboratory is pleased to welcome several dignitaries of The Ohio State University to their facility in Colerain on June 8, 2016. Dr. David Williams, Dean of the College of Engineering, and Debbie Schroeder, Chief Development Officer will participate in a tour of Clippard’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility as well as collaborate on current and future initiatives.
A team of engineering students at the University of Victoria recently developed a unique system utilizing Clippard pneumatic cylinders to give their hybrid car a competitive edge by reducing body roll during cornering.
