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Level and tank contents instrumentation
News Release from: Vega Controls UK | Subject: Vegapuls 68
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 March 2005
Who has Vega level radar number 100,000?
The 100,000th Vega level radar was supplied to 'Haccourt', the cement and aggregates manufacturer based in Belgium, as a celebratory gift in November 2004
The 100,000th radar was supplied to 'Haccourt' as a celebratory gift in November 2004 This cement and aggregates manufacturer is based in Belgium, and is a subsidiary of the world leading company, Holcim
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 29 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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FREE solids radar level measurement trial!
Users can now experience for themselves the new era of reliability and performance in using Vegapuls 68 radar for solids level measurement with a FREE with a no-obligation trial
Vega has achieved the position of world leader in the process radar market by constant developments, not only for the level monitoring of liquids, but more recently bulk solids.
The unit delivered was a compact, two-wire loop powered Vegapuls 68: launched in mid 2004, this new device is designed for solids applications and long ranges, it was supplied for level of cement in a silo.
It uses the latest technology with very high focussing and sensitivity to cope even with heavy dust, pneumatic filling and product angles of repose.
For solids, a level transmitter with no product contact means no concerns about cable for roof loading or damage and removes the issue of possible cross contamination.
Vegapuls 68 for solids combines the convenience of a non-contact sensor with the reliable performance of a cable based TDR device.
ATEX approved and suitable for ranges up to 70m it can be used for products ranging from light fly-ash and milk powder to clinker and large stone, the device is already proving a big success world wide across many industries. Request a free brochure from Vega Controls UK ...
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