LIBERTY, MO, October 27, 2021 – Continental Disc Corporation today launched a new product, the IntegrX-HPX, addressing the need to improve process performance, reliability, and safety within the biopharmaceutical industry. The IntegrX-HPX combines the unrivaled performance of the legendary HPX with ASME BPE compliant crevice-free design, removing the need for integral seals. Traditional sanitary rupture […]
Read MoreLiberty, Mo., August 6, 2021 – Continental Disc Corporation, LLC (CDC) announced today that Mr. James Michael “Mike” Waters has been appointed new Chief Executive Officer of the company. An experienced business leader, Waters will succeed Benjamin Cox, assuming responsibilities on Monday, July 26, 2021. Benjamin Cox is no longer with the company. With 32 […]
Read MoreST. LOUIS, Mo., January 13, 2021 – Tinicum, L.P., and affiliated funds managed by Tinicum Incorporated (“Tinicum”) announced today that they have acquired a controlling interest in Robert Family Holdings, LLC. Following the acquisition, Robert Family Holdings changed its name to TSL Engineered Products, LLC (“TSL”). TSL, through its three wholly owned operating subsidiaries — […]
Read MoreDear Valued Customer, We recognize with the constantly changing COVID-19 situation around the world, this is an unprecedented time for us all. A time, that for many, is filled with uncertainty. Our hearts and thoughts go out to each and every one of you. I want you to know you have our commitment to continue […]
Read MoreLiberty, Mo., March 4, 2020 – Continental Disc Corporation and its subsidiaries, manufacturers of rupture discs, relief valves, and related accessories, will remain open for business as usual amongst apprehension of spreading COVID-19 infections across the globe. “Though concern of infection in the United States is on the rise, Continental Disc Corporation is dedicated to […]
Read MoreSTAFFORD, Texas, December 17, 2019 – Groth, a global leader in manufacturing relief valves, flame arresters, gas regulators, and other relief products, is proud to announce the launch of its redesigned website. The new site features a sleek, user-friendly layout with product animations and images designed to help consumers learn about the products Groth offers […]
Read More
Continental Disc Corporation was recently called on to solve a problem for an E&P (Exploration and Production) company in the Green River Basin of Sublette County, in western Wyoming. The area is known as a vital source of natural gas, but also serves as the source of a lightweight form of sweet oil. Companies who […]
Read More
Rupture discs, also commonly known as pressure safety discs or burst discs, are integral and critical parts of the safety design for pressurized equipment. These discs are intended to rupture or burst at a certain pressure to relieve stress from a system. A disc that bursts at too low of a pressure will unnecessarily halt […]
Read More
Engineered to fail. It sounds preposterous! Imagine a car company boldly asserting that they’ve engineered their vehicles to break down. Consider the ramifications of a personal computer maker revealing that their computers were designed to crash. Engineering for failure, simply put is not a sound business strategy, except when it comes to rupture discs (also […]
Read More
Continental Disc Corporation’s SANITRX HPX® Rupture Discs High Performance Sanitary Protection Since 1965, Continental Disc Corporation has consistently led the industry in the design and manufacture of innovative, high-quality rupture disc (bursting disc) devices employed in a range of process industries worldwide. These applications include chemical, petrochemical, and petroleum refining, pharmaceutical, beverage, food and dairy, […]
Read More
“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.” The rupture disc, on the contrary, is measured one successful cycle at a time. And in that equal but opposite light, the rupture disc mirrors life. After being tested to its absolute limits, the rupture […]
Read MoreGet a Quote
Close x
