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This webinar was recorded on Wednesday, June 15, 2016

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Focusing primarily on directional control valves, this webinar teaches how to:

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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.

Clippard has years of experience manufacturing valve components with automated CNC machines that have the capacity to run lights out 24/7. This gives Clippard repeatable performance, consistent quality, lower cost, and higher capacity. Over the past year, Clippard has developed several new automated machines to bring these same benefits to the assembly side of the company's operations.

Attila Kiss, Product Manager for Clippard's new NPV and NIV lines, talks about his background and experience with miniature pinch and isolation valves, and what he sees for the future of isolation valves.