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Level and tank contents instrumentation
News Release from: Automation Products Group | Subject: FLX float level sensors
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 March 2004
New FLX float level sensors for
flammable liquids
Scientific Technologies, Automation Products Group, introduces FLX hazardous area magnetic float level sensors, featuring up to seven switch points
Scientific Technologies, Automation Products Group, introduces FLX hazardous area magnetic float level sensors These new sensors feature up to seven switch points and are engineered for point level detection of liquids in containers, including those classified as flammable
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 27 May 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Pressure transducers for hazardous areas
The APG PT-400 Pressure Transducers offer cost effective and durable solutions in applications requiring high accuracy and reliability over wide range of pressures
They carry a CSA/C-US rating to meet both Canadian and United States (Class 1, Div 1, Groups C and D) standards for use in hazardous locations.
The FLX series is custom manufactured from a wide choice of rated materials to meet specific application requirements.
A heavy-duty model is available featuring shock-resistant metal floats to provide long life and reliable operation in the harshest of environments.
The FLX series features a reliable, accurate mode of operation, with each sensor stem containing a hermetically sealed reed switch.
The permanent magnet float activates the reed switch as it rises or falls with the level of the liquid.
STI has been selected twice by Forbes and three times by Business Week as one of the "world's best small companies".
STI Automation Products Group serves the factory automation, semiconductor, transportation, oil and gas, consumer and food processing industries with a diversified offering of sensing technologies.
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