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Flush Diaphragm

Flush diaphragm pressure transducers & transmitters for measuring pressure or level which have either completely flush or semi-flush exposed diaphragms to prevent build up of material on the diaphragm and facilitate easy cleaning.

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High Viscosity Fluid Pressure Sensors

Pressure transmitters and transducers with open flush diaphragms suitable for use with highly viscous media such as plastics, paper pulp, bitumen, sewage, paint and adhesives.

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Hydrostatic Level Sensors for Sewage and Slurries

Hydrostatic level sensors for wastewater and slurry applications requiring measurement of a few metres of liquid height with an open face diaphragm to prevent clogging. These fluid level sensors have ceramic diaphragms which are highly tolerant to abrasion and have the option for hazardous area approval for use in environments with potentially explosive gases.

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Fluid Level Sensors for Chemically Corrosive Media

Fluid level sensors with plastic bodies and flush ceramic diaphragms for use with corrosive chemicals where no metal parts can be exposed to the media.

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Hygienic Flush Pressure Sensors for Food and Dairy

Hygienic flush pressure transducers & transmitters for measuring pressures or level of food, beverage or dairy media with a crevice free exposed diaphragm that is either dry cell or back filled with food grade oil.

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