Flow Sciences, Inc.

Our talented team is the driving force behind our position as a trusted leader in the industry. Our employees bring a level of talent and dedication that transforms complex challenges into safe, reliable realities for our clients. We don’t just build equipment; we build trust through expertise. From innovative engineering to meticulous quality control, our talented team works tirelessly to ensure the safety of those handling the most hazardous materials. We believe that the best solutions come from a culture of precision, passion, and deep industry knowledge. We are proud of our experts who make safer, smarter workplaces possible every day. https://flowsciences.com #customfabrication #contractmanufacturing #ISO9001 #cncrouting #stainlesssteelwelding

The Flow Sciences ECP Analytical Process Isolator combines high-containment glovebox processing with the accessibility of an open-face workspace – all in one integrated system. Designed for demanding pharmaceutical applications, the ECP created dedicated zones for contained processing and material handling, helping protect operators while supporting a more efficient workflow from start to finish. Contain the Process. Simplify the Workflow. Protect the Operator. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gHuQEv3i #containment #customfabrication #contractmanufacturing #ISO9001 #pharmaceutical

The Flow Sciences EVA Vented Balance Enclosure delivered reliable powder containment in a lightweight, space-saving design. Engineered for balance stability and operator protection, the EVA provides a controlled workspace for weighing and handling APIs and other potent materials – while its compact, portable construction makes it easy to integrate into today’s evolving pharmaceutical laboratories. Small Footprint. Stable Performance. Serious Containment. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eFtztmtE #containment #customfabrication #contractmanufacturing #ISO9001 #pharmaceutical

VBE airflow alarm? The problem may not be the enclosure. Changes in room pressure, nearby exhaust and HVAC drafts can all affect airflow readings. Knowing what to check—and when to stop troubleshooting and call a technician—can help your team respond appropriately.

Your VBE airflow alarm goes off. What should you check first? Before escalating the issue, there are several things your team can quickly investigate—from nearby door traffic and HVAC drafts to competing exhaust and sensor obstructions. Download the VBE Troubleshooting Check for a simple “Check It / Call It In” reference your operators can keep handy.

Whether you're a contract manufacturer managing quality across multiple batches or an EHS manager building a safety program from the ground up, the right containment equipment needs to be both dependable and justifiable. Flow Sciences VBEs check both boxes — proven ASHRAE 110 performance and, with our updated pricing, a value proposition that's genuinely hard to match in the market right now. https://lnkd.in/eFtztmtE