How Parker Industrial Instrumentation Products Fit into Different Industries

Industrial instrumentation products are at the heart of what Parker IPD offers. When you think of Parker IPD, you probably think of valves or tube fittings. And while Parker IPD certainly offers these solutions, they also offer more than meets the eye. But what is out there and how do you know if it’s the right solution for your industry?

In the latest episode of Your Relevant Solution brought to you by Relevant Industrial Solutions, host Gabrielle Bejarano talks with Greg Lewis, Business Development Manager at Parker IPD Sales, about the offerings and solutions that Parker IPD offers as well as insights on the industry.

Bejarano and Lewis discuss…

1) What Parker IPD is and what role it plays within the industry

2) How composite samplings help show the quality and volume of gas flowing through the meters

3) What kind of  specialized industrial instrumentation products are out there for different industries, including for gas processing and other industries

“So, anywhere you have any kind of instrumentation, we don’t supply the actual instrument, what we supply is the means to convey the fluid system to the instrument themselves,” said Lewis. But it’s not just one solution, “Yeah, you know, most people, when we think of Parker IPD we think of tube fittings and valves, but we get into so much more. We get into some filtration, we get into high-pressure fittings that can go up to 150,000 PSI…and we also get into some of the specialty items for, like analyzer systems at plants for stack monitoring and vent control for the analyzers…”

A graduate of Texas A&M University in Industrial Distribution, Lewis was hired straight from college to work for a tube manufacturer before moving to Precision Fitting (now Relevant Solutions), and then making his way to the Parker PGI Factory in Houston, Texas. In 2019, he rejoined Precision and is now the Business Development Manager for Parker IPD Sales. His work focuses heavily on industrial instrumentation products and their diverse applications

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