Somebody asked me the other day, “What’s the payback period on your equipment?” The reality is it varies. Not only the payback period, (which averages about nine months), but the way our customers calculate it. It’s typically not just one thing. Here is a quick summary of common ways companies have been able to justify buying one of our solutions.

Monitoring the temperature of a material for optimal fluid dispensing goes well beyond the mix room, Saint Clair Systems President Rob Gladstone explains.

Saint Clair Systems' President Rob Gladstone unpacks the criteria in which an inline heater may be a good fit for your #fluiddispensing process - or not.

Recovering from the departure of a trusted employee can initially feel daunting. However, after a thorough evaluation of your process, and strategic planning for long-term success, a resolution can be curated through automated processes.

An automated process, viscosity and temperature control implemented into a fluid dispensing process can reduce variabilities by over 97%.

Monitoring Versus Controlling Viscosity Rob Gladstone President, Saint Clair Systems View Posts Home » Blog » Monitoring Versus Controlling Viscosity Video At Saint Clair Systems, we’re fortunate to be able…

This short presentation outlines Saint Clair Systems' Process Optimization Program (POP) employed to get the most out of the implementation of paint temperature control in a coil coating process.

In this presentation we discuss the basic definition of viscosity and why it matters to printers, the various ways of measuring and controlling viscosity, the intractable relationship between temperature and viscosity and the benefits that controlling viscosity can bring to printers.

This presentation was given by Michael Bonner at the Steel Group's 1st Automotive Steel Summit in New Delhi, India on July 22, 2016. It documents the development and implementation of the sealer temperature stabilization system incorporated into Tata Motors' Pune Body Shop robotic application cells.

Presented at the 44th Annual International Waterborne High Solids and Powder Coatings Symposium in New Orleans on February 24, 2017.