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New K-line modular pressure transmitter

A Kistler Instruments product story
Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Jun 29, 2005

The new Kistler modular K-line pressure transmitter satisfies the needs of chemical and process technology for a pressure sensor that offers high resistance to chemical corrosion.

The new Kistler modular K-line pressure transmitter satisfies the needs of chemical and process technology for a pressure sensor that offers high resistance to chemical corrosion.

Through the application of its expertise with special materials and processes, Kistler has developed a pressure sensor with a gold plated diaphragm to meet these special requirements.

The gold plating resists attack by process media with high concentrations of corrosive gases, including hydrogen, hydrogen sulphide, ethylene and chloride.

This sensor is characterised by excellent process capability and long service life.

For example, the K-line pressure transmitter can be used to monitor the safety of cylinder compressors for corrosive media in the process industry continuously, reliably and precisely over long periods of time.

By quickly detecting defects, process monitoring minimises downtime and maintenance costs and maintains product quality in complex processes.

The process connections and signal outputs of the K-line pressure transmitter can be customised to meet specific customer requirements.

Technical characteristics.

* Measuring range: 0.2 to 1,000 bar.

* Static and dynamic pressure measurement up to 7 kHz.

* Temperature range: -20 to +150 C (sensor head).

* Load change: over 5x108 cycles at 40 to 110 % FS.

* Versions for use in explosive environments.

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