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Product Information
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Elasto-flex pressure sensors provide the ideal method of isolating pressure measurement devices from
process fluids, with numerous advantages over commonly used diaphragm type sensors. The 360 degree design is self cleaning,
eliminating the problem of seal cavity blockage that is common with diaphragm type pressure sensors. Elasto-flex pressure sensors
contain only one wetted part, with integral flange gaskets provided by the one piece moulded sleeve. A variety of sleeve materials
is available to provide optimum abrasion and corrosion resistance for different process fluids. Because of the high volume of
sensing fluid used compared to other pressure sensor types multiple instrument arrangements are possible. Elasto-flex pressure
sensors easily operate gauges, sensors, transducers and transmitters.
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Series TPS
Series TPS pressure sensors provide the ideal method of protecting pressure measurement and control instruments in process lines. Protected instrumentation is completely isolated from the process fluid line.
Threaded-style Pressure Sensors (TPS) are available with alloy metal and plastic threaded ends for small diameter piping systems. A variety of sleeve materials are available t provide optimum abrasion and corrosion resistance for different process fluids.
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Series WPS
Series WPS pressure sensors provide the ideal method of protecting pressure measurement and control instruments in process lines. The full port flow through design is self-cleaning, eliminating the problem of seal cavity blockage that is common with diaphragm type pressure sensors. The instrumentation is also completely isolated from the process fluid line.
Wafer-style Pressure Sensors (WPS) contain only one wetted part, with integral flange gaskets provided by the one piece molded sleeve, and are available to suit all ANSI flange classifications. A variety of sleeve materials are available to provide optimum abrasion and corrosion resistance for different process fluids.
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