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In many fluid pressure measurement applications, a pressure transducer (or transmitter or sensor) can inadvertently be exposed to overpressure. This is a pressure range greater than what their design is intended for and can often lead to damage, or worse cases, destroy the pressure transmitter.

The manual dip-stick sampling of waste-water sludge levels can be dirty work, render inconsistent results and be potentially harmful to human operators..

Radar and Ultrasonic level sensors (also known as transmitters) can achieve the same goal, both products use the “time of flight” principle to measure the level within a vessel, however, what are the differentiating factors between the two, and how do they stack up against one another?

Leaks and blockages in a pipeline of an installation can spell impending disaster for production, but how do we keep track of flow when an inline solution isn’t workable?

Mining operations have been known to employ slurry mixture pipelines to transport ore over long distances..

Measuring liquid concentration within your food or beverage process is an integral factor in ensuring a high-quality product, maintaining your system efficiency and the sustainability of raw products for processing... 

Diesel is the lifeblood of your worksite, what are the consequences of running out of fuel and your production shutting down?