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High Viscosity - TPF, TPFA
Flush face stainless steel diaphragm pressure sensors with screw-in process connectors for monitoring the pressure of highly viscous media such as paint, adhesive, rubber, wax and resins. Measure low level feed pressures or high level injection or extrusion pressures and select either a strain gauge, milliamp or volts signal.
Flush diaphragm piezo-resistive pressure sensor for food processing and plastic injection moulding applications with a millivolt output signal in pressure ranges from 10 up to 1000 barg.
Flush diaphragm pressure transmitter for high viscosity media in food processing and plastic injection moulding applications. The TPFADA is available with a 4-20mA current loop or amplified voltage output signal and pressure ranges from 10 up to 1000 barg.
Site Last Updated: 08/02/12
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