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Lennox Road
Basingstoke
RG22 4AW
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1256 301401
http://www.gems-sensors.co.uk
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Listing of all 14 news releases from Gems Sensors:
New low pressure transducer announced by Gems
Gems Sensors and Controls announces the launch of the 3300 series pressure transducer, with low pressure ranges, compact size, absolute or gauge reference, and low cost
News from Gems Sensors (19 June 2008)
New rugged electro-optic level sensor from Gems
Gems Sensors and Controls has launched a new miniature, low cost Electro-Optic liquid level sensor, the ELS-950, a solid state unit for OEM use in demanding or high temperature applications
News from Gems Sensors (23 April 2008)
New thin film pressure transducer at Sensor + Test
Gems Sensors and Controls will be launching a new silicon thin film pressure transducer at the Sensor + Test Exhibition, in Nuremberg from 6-8 May
News from Gems Sensors (12 March 2008)
Gems Sensors has acquired Precision Dynamics
Gems Sensors has acquired Precision Dynamics, a leading manufacturer of custom miniature solenoid valves, manifolds assemblies, and fluidic systems
News from Gems Sensors (11 May 2006)
Specialist water industry product distributors
South West Instrumentation, as a specialist water industry distributor, is able to offer submersible and standard pressure sensors, cabled and ranged to customer requirements, on a next day basis
News from Gems Sensors (21 March 2006)
Accurate water and bore-hole level measurement
User application article DCL 9300 sensors from Gems Sensors are helping to protect the ecology of the river Yeo as it flows from historic Cheddar Gorge, by measuring water levels to within 1mm, using temperature compensation
News from Gems Sensors (20 March 2006)
Low DP transducer is stable and accurate
The new 5266 series very low differential pressure transducer offers bidirectional differential pressure measurement from as low as 0 - 50 Pa up to 5 kPa full scale at an accuracy of +/-1%
News from Gems Sensors (17 March 2006)
Electro-optical level sensor performs
The new ELS-900 electro-optical level sensor from Gems Sensors is only 35mm long, but is capable of operating accurately at pressures up to 17 bar and temperatures up to 125C
News from Gems Sensors (28 February 2006)
Temperature output from pressure transmitter
Gems Sensors has announced the addition of a temperature output option on the MiniMap compact pressure transmitter, while maintaining the small size of the transmitter
News from Gems Sensors (23 February 2006)
Liquid flow sensor measures very low flow levels
The new FT-210 liquid flow sensor from Gems Sensors measures very low flow levels, down to as low as 100 ml /min, with typical accuracy +/-3% of reading
News from Gems Sensors (23 February 2006)
Digitally compensated level transmitters
The DCL 93/9400 digitally compensated level transmitter has been designed to provide the user with the easiest possible installation and most accurate level readings, with no on-site set up required
News from Gems Sensors ( 6 February 2006)
Borehole level data needed in Southeast drought
User application article For level monitoring of groundwater water levels, Gems offers two styles of submersible pressure sensor based systems, using battery powered data-loggers with low current draw to maximise battery life
News from Gems Sensors (18 April 2005)
Integral diaphragm pressure sensor in sanitary use
The new 1700/1701 range of pressure sensors from Gems Sensors features an integral diaphragm made of AISI 316 stainless steel, providing a device with sanitary fittings for sterile environments
News from Gems Sensors (29 October 2004)
Sensor aids world water resource management
The 9500 series of pressure transducers has been designed specifically to meet the rigorous conditions and accuracy requirements of hydrometric applications such as ground water monitoring
News from Gems Sensors (20 August 2004)
