Fresh Thinking

Written by Melinda Thursday, 07 January 2010 11:51

This winter Dynaflo hired two interns with no prior mechanical engineering experience, but a genuine interest in pursuing engineering curricula once they enter college.

Clearly not your average generation Y's, Catherine Reiter (Holy Name High School) and James Johnson (Twin Valley High School, Robeson Twp.) are both high school juniors at the top of their classes, exceptional athletes and world travelers.

Within the first few days at Dynaflo, James and Cait spent time in our production area building and testing pumps, and took part in a Q.A. corrective action exercise.

Over the course of the year both students will work in many areas of the business. They will help us with market research and competitive analysis, create flow charts and SOPs, and participate in product development and prototype testing. Both have indicated a stong desire to learn the Pro-E software that our engineers use to design our pumps.

Dynaflo currently has a number of pumps in various stages of development, from concept through to production, so Cait and James will be exposed to the design, prototyping and production phases of our process.

We are very excited to have James and Cait on board. We have found that most interns bring the fresh thinking and youthful enthusiasm that is a key component of any successful high-tech company, and both Cait and James seem eager to make their mark.

Welcome Cait and James!

Engineer Brainstorm

Written by Melinda Monday, 12 October 2009 20:43

I don't think the designers are getting much sleep around here.  They are bringing more than a handful of new pumps and compressors to the table.  I thought we had a mini pump with our 2102, then the 4122 came around which is just about ready to go into production...well just wait until you see the micro one these geniuses came up with.

1054

Written by Melinda Saturday, 12 September 2009 22:54

Bill just added a two-wire version of its brushless motor to our 1000 series diaphragm pumps . It will flow to 80 LPM. He has designed the brushless motors with built in circuitry so that you can plug the motor directly to a power source using a simple two-wire interface.

The motors are also available with hall sensor commutation to interface directly with your drive circuitry.

Welcome

Written by Administrator Tuesday, 25 August 2009 19:00

We’ll be up and posting product news, features and the latest developments at Dynaflo real soon. In the mean time, feel free to look around the site. Most of our products are highly customizable to help us meet your needs.