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Flush 1 1/2 BSP Male
Exposed membrane 1 1/2 BSP or G11/2 parallel male thread pressure transmitter. Exposed diaphragm sensors are useful for measuring viscous fluids or media that are processed in a clean environment where the surfaces in contact with the media should be flat and smooth for easy cleaning and prevention of bacteria build-up.
Level pressure sensor with semi-flush ceramic diaphragm and stainless steel or PVDF wetted parts for aggressive corrosive media in ranges from 4mH2O up to 600mH2O gauge or absolute.
Flush capacitive ceramic pressure sensor for measuring corrosive and viscous liquid level from levels 0.4 metres of water up to 200 mH2O. This screw-in fluid level transmitter features high overload rating up to 50x and options for all plastic wetted parts.
Marine approved level transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for measuring the level of contents inside a ships ballast, fuel, liquid cargo or wastewater tanks with optional all CuNiFe construction for sea-water compatibility in ranges from 0.4 mH2O to 200mH2O gauge or absolute.
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