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Standard flush diaphragm pressure sensors are appropriate for measuring the pressure of viscous media, such as mud, paint, and ink, in applications for oil drilling, chemical production, and ink processing.
For pressure measurement of viscous media, the pressure hole of thread on the pressure sensor may be blocked by the media after long time use, thus, affecting the accuracy eventually.
The flush diaphragm pressure sensor has the sensing membrane at the forefront of the connecting thread which can contact the measuring medium in a large area without clogging. It is easy to clean even if the corrugated diaphragm has residual stains or scaling, therefore, the pressure sensor’s lifetime is extended.
Due to the fact that pressure transducers are made up of multiple components that can only operate within certain temperature ranges, excessively high temperatures are a common cause of problems. During the assembly process, transducers that are exposed to temperatures outside certain ranges may suffer harm.
The Global Flush pressure sensors market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Ifm introduces G 1/2 pressure sensors for sanitary uses. Products in the new line from IFM Electronic offer a practical and dependable solution to the issue of measuring pressure in small pipes, such as those that are frequently found in dosing and filling systems.
These products are the first sanitary pressure sensors on the market with a G 1/2 fitting. The sensors feature oil-free ceramic detecting cells and can be rapidly and easily fitted thanks to their G 1/2 thread, making them perfect for uses in the food, pharmaceutical, and other hygiene-sensitive business sectors.
I/O-link connectivity, a feature of PM15 pressure sensors, ensures precise measurement transmission even in electrically noisy situations and enables the sensors to also offer temperature measurements.
