Get Expert Guidance — Start With the Real Conditions
LibertyCES specs fluid handling and chemical-feed equipment against defensible process data — not a catalog page. Tell us the real conditions and we'll tell you what actually holds up.
Talk to James, not a queue
When you write or call, send the process data
- Fluid and chemistry, including concentration
- Operating temperature and pressure
- Flow rate and duty cycle
- Current equipment, if this is a replacement or retrofit
- Drawings or spec sheets, if you have them
We read your process data — chemistry, concentration, temperature, flow, pressure, and current equipment.
If anything is missing or ambiguous, we ask before recommending anything — never guess against your chemistry.
Once conditions are confirmed, you get a defensible equipment specification or quote, not a catalog part number.
Start With the Real Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the LibertyCES spec review actually free?
Yes — there's no cost to send your process conditions and get back an engineered recommendation. The review process is the same one LibertyCES runs internally before quoting any project: read the real conditions, clarify anything missing, then recommend.
What information do I need to provide for a spec review?
Fluid/chemistry, concentration, temperature, flow rate, pressure, and your current equipment (if replacing something). The more specific the process data, the more precise the recommendation — "approximately" answers get flagged and clarified before any equipment gets recommended.
What if I don't know all my process conditions yet?
That's normal and expected — step 2 of the process is clarifying exactly what's missing before anything gets recommended. Unknowns get identified explicitly rather than guessed around, so send what you have and the gaps get closed together.
Do I talk to a salesperson or an actual engineer?
Spec reviews go through James Riggins directly or the LibertyCES team he's trained on the same process discipline — not a generic sales queue. The goal is a defensible equipment specification, not a fastest-possible quote.