Magnetic flap glue detector

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Glue is used by woodworking machinery to press wooden planks from wood pulp; the temperature is between 40 and 50 degrees. Can a magnetic level be used to measure this temperature? Will it stick to the float?

Reply #22017-06-09

For tanks that are not very tall, a float level gauge is sufficient; it’s also inexpensive

Reply #32017-06-09

I work with magnetic flip plates; if the glue is sticky at room temperature, it’s best not to use magnetic flip plates

Reply #42017-06-09

The original poster can take a look at this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-762544-1-1.html

Reply #52017-06-10

If it’s used, maintenance might be quite troublesome, right?

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