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Lance Dillon, Territory Sales Manager

Lance Dillon is the Territory Sales Manager for Ashcroft responsible for supporting distribution and OEM customers in the Northwest for the past 10 years. Prior to that, he was the Branch Manager at an Ashcroft distributor (including an onsite instrument shop providing diaphragm seal assembly and repair) for 23 years supporting end users with the complete Ashcroft product line.

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chemical industry | acid leak detection | Oil & Gas

This article was originally published on March 27, 2023, and was updated on March 27, 2024. Working in the oil and gas or chemical industries means your process and your people are exposed to dangerous acids and chemicals. Chemicals such as hydrofluoric acid and others can create dangerous conditions and corrode certain materials, which could result in hazardous leaks. That's why it is imperative to select pressure and temperature instrumentation that can safeguard your entire operation from the potentially damaging effects of these applications. While dangerous acids have been safely used in industrial applications for many years, specifying proper pressure instrumentation with the appropriate wetted materials for these locations, requires unique expertise. That's where Ashcroft can help. With decades of experience in pressure and temperature instrumentation for the process industry, we have guided customers to the information they need to ensure they are choosing the safest instrumentation for their acid application. This article will discuss the safety concerns for harsh acid applications and what types of pressure instruments can best handle these challenging working environments. When you are done reading, you will also find additional resources that you can use as a reference for this topic.

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diaphragm seals | flushing port

A diaphragm seal is a useful accessory to protect your pressure measurement instruments from corrosive media or clogging from sludge or slurries, especially in wastewater processing. But diaphragm seals can also be at risk of clogging, which can lead to equipment failure and put a stop to your process. So, how can you help protect your diaphragm seal from the negative effects of this type of process media?

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