With over 30 years of experience as temperature control experts in industrial fluid dispense systems, we understand how to properly evaluate your process.

Use The Tools Below To Identify & Quantify Improvement Opportunities

There’s an opportunity to achieve consistency, reduce costly waste, and improve quality.

For you, that means a more profitable operation.

You can reach out to our experts to discuss your process anytime.

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Viscosity Calculator

Our user-friendly viscosity calculator simplifies your viscosity measurements. We’ve developed a calculator that is designed to be accurate and convenient. See how well this works in your process!

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Process Waste Calculator

Temperature naturally fluctuates every day. Changes in temperature affect material viscosity, which then impacts the consistency and quality of your painting process. Add the three variables to our paint process waste calculator and get a quick estimate of how much temperature fluctuations might be costing you.

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Free 10-Point Diagnostic Calculator

For over three decades, we've used temperature and viscosity control to improve more than 3,600 fluid dispensing applications. This tool allows you to self-evaluate and see how you stack up against others in your industry. If your process has inefficiencies, we can help you identify them and offer solutions that will minimize wasted money, time, and resources. 

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Visit the Blog and Explore the Site

Check out our blog. It’s a great resource for improvement ideas, industry news and trends, opinions on relevant topics, and more.

The Saint Clair Process Review

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Our convenient 10-question diagnostic tool allows you to self-evaluate and see how you stack up against others in your industry. If your process has inefficiencies, let us help identify them and propose solutions to help minimize wasted money, time & resources.  

We have made it easy for you to quickly answer the questions, receive a score, and get an idea of where your process stands. Use our experience to help determine if you’re missing opportunities for process repeatability, reliability, and waste reduction..

Talking Tour

An Easy First Step

You provide information about your process.
We ask questions to draw out key details.
We dive into other concerns specific to your process.
You receive a tailored report including suggestions and action items specific to you.
You get insight on how temperature variations impact your dispensing process.

Temperature Tour

A Change in Perspective

We tour your facility together, making note of any concerns you have.
We use thermal imaging to evaluate your process against a comprehensive checklist.
We scrutinize your dispensing process from material storage all the way to product completion.
We provide a report detailing how routine temperature fluctuations may be contributing to quality defects, excess coating and solvent usage, and more.

Viscosity View

Its Time to Quantify

We come to your facility and install a viscosity sensor at the material source and another sensor close to the point of application.
We track and record material viscosity for two weeks.
Our experts monitor your dispensing process consistently using automated viscosity measurement tools to visualize how viscosity impacts your consistency, quality and material usage.
You get a comprehensive report from our viscosity experts with graphs and explanations that detail viscosity variations in your process and how they can be cured.
You get insight on how temperature variations impact your dispensing process.

Demo Decision

Try Out a Solution

If our demonstration unit performs as planned, we can move forward. If it doesn’t, we’ll remove the unit (and hope that we both learned something!).

  1. Contact us to schedule the installation of a demonstration unit.

  2. Our service technician commissions the equipment and trains your team.

  3. We offer suggestions for optimizing performance and answer any questions.

  4. You use the equipment for at least two weeks so you can experiment with different materials and varying conditions.

  5. You make an informed decision using your process, your data and your results.