News/Insights

VBC introduces the G3 line of LN₂ dosing, systems designed for today’s world.  With a few design changes, we were able to make our manufacturing process faster and more resilient to supply chain disruption while still maintaining our industry-leading commitment to durability.

New features include the ability to turn dosing on or off remotely, initiate a nitrogen gas purge from the HMI, and optional overflow detection.  The dose resolution has improved from milliseconds to microseconds.  Our Servodoser® G3 is equipped with an adjustable flow rate for discrete dosing and steady stream operations, allowing for quick container adjustments with ease.

Contact your VBC representative to learn more.

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Tyler Jordan to the position of Application Engineer.
Tyler will be responsible for building successful business relationships with existing customers and new prospects. Tyler’s three years of experience as a Field Service Engineer and his exemplary interpersonal skills make him an ideal fit for this role.

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Rob Long to the position of Application Engineer.
Rob will be responsible for building successful business relationships with existing customers and new prospects. Rob’s three years of experience as a Field Service Engineer and demonstrated commitment to professionalism make him an ideal fit for this role.

Jim’s focus will be on Europe and Asia working closely to increase sale volumes within the global market. Jim has an education in interdisciplinary engineering and management. His technical sales background knowledge of LN₂ piping and dosing systems make him ideally suited for this position.

This new department is responsible for driving continuous improvement in the reliability of equipment, training, and technical support. Dana’s 25 years of experience with VBC in both Engineering and Sales make him uniquely qualified for the position. The new department will consist of Field Service Engineers and other engineering support staff to interact with customers, representatives, and the sales and engineering departments.

Greg will be responsible for managing the home office team of application engineers and coordinating our efforts with outside sales representatives in Mexico, Central and South America. Greg’s engineering background and 10-plus years of experience working in the sales department supporting existing customers and outside sales representatives, combined with his knowledge of the applications and industries we serve, make him ideal for this position.

Vacuum Barrier welcomes Luke Quine to the position of Field Service Engineer, providing on-site and remote troubleshooting and system start-ups. Luke graduated from The University of Vermont with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Mathematics.

Vacuum Barrier Corporation (VBC) welcomes Edgar Dominguez to the position of Field Service Engineer, working with customers on system start-ups and troubleshooting. Before joining VBC, Edgar was employed with the Houston Museum of Natural Science as an Administrative Engineer, liaising between external contractors and internal departments. Edgar graduated from the University of Houston with a double Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics.

Vacuum Barrier welcomes Andrew Gonzalez to the position of Field Service Coordinator, managing the on-site visit schedule for VBC’s team of Field Service Engineers.
Prior to joining Vacuum Barrier, Andrew was employed with Aspen Technology as a Customer Care Specialist. Andrew is a graduate of Middlesex Community College.

Prior to joining VBC Nicholas worked in manufacturing for Brooks Automation.