Product category:
Pressure measurement systems
News Release from: UK Instruments and Controls | Subject: Dresser Ashcroft V2
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 March 2004
New Ashcroft strain gauge pressure
transducer
The new Dresser Ashcroft V2 premier pressure transducer utilises fused silicon strain gauge technology, to give superior linearity and repeatability, high pressure tolerance and wide temperature range
UK Instruments and Controls has available the new Dresser Ashcroft V2 premier pressure transducer utilizing fused silicon strain gauge technology This unique technology is based on a principle that results in superior linearity and repeatability performance, high proof-and-burst pressure tolerance, and wide operating temperature capability
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 10 Feb 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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There are no epoxies or organic materials, such as O-rings, to contribute to signal instability or drift.
This robust unit is virtually unaffected by shock, vibration, mounting position, or pressure pulsation.
The wide operating temperature range, all-stainless steel wetted materials, high overpressure protection, and highly reliable Ashcroft electronics, make the V Series transducer a solid choice for many applications.
The V2 transducer meets needs for a variety of demanding OEM applications, such as compressor, off-road vehicles and construction equipment, HVAC/refrigeration, hydraulic-OEM machine tool, irrigation pump control, railroad brake system, fuel management systems, industrial engines and on-road CNG pressure control.
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