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Ashcroft® manufactures a full line of high-quality pressure transducers and transmitters for reliable pressure sensing in applications for high-volume OEM, general and heavy industrial and HVAC. Our low differential pressure transmitter line offers award-winning features.
Since 1980, KOBOLD has been a leading manufacturer of high-quality pressure transducers, gauges and transmitters. KOBOLD brings to you 25 years of experience, excellent customer service and FREE technical support. Call today or visit our website for all of your pressure transducer needs.
Dakota Ultrasonics is a manufacturer of ultrasonic testing equipment, ultrasonic bolting equipment and sensors. We carry a large variety of transducers which complement our testing equipment. Our thickness-measuring products can be used on many materials. Check out our online catalog!
Benz Airborne Systems specializes in the manufacturing of transducers, pressure indicator switches and other items for the aerospace and off-road industries. We provide pressure transducers, torque transducers and more. We maintain stringent quality control and value customer support!
For 100 years, AMETEK U.S. Gauge has provided pressure measurements. We have a full line of transducers: high pressure transducers, differential pressure transducers, strain gauge pressure transducers and more. As pressure transducer manufacturers, we pride ourselves on precision!
A pressure transmitter is used to measure, monitor, and transmit the pressure of liquids or gases. Pressure transmitters are designed to monitor changes in pressure and are often connected to safety devices that activate shut-off switches. The term pressure transmitter is synonymous with pressure sensor. This signal from a pressure transmitter is passed on to devices like computers, chart recorders, and digital panel meters, which interpret the data.
There are five types of pressure sensors or transmitters: absolute, gauge, vacuum, differential, and sealed. Absolute sensors measure the pressure relative to O PSI, perfect vacuum pressure, while gauge sensors can be calibrated to measure the pressure relative to atmospheric pressure at a given location. Gauge sensors are the most common of the five types of pressure sensors. Vacuum sensors are used to measure pressure that is less than local atmospheric pressure, and differential sensors measure the difference between two or more pressure inputs into the unit. The last kind of sensor, sealed, is similar to the gauge sensor, except that it measures pressure relative to the pressure at sea level, 16.4 PSI.
Pressure transmitters are used in weather instruments, aircrafts, automobiles, and several other items. They also often monitor the engines in many different kinds of machinery.
