Durability and no false readings are the key – a submersible level gauge with a sensor diaphragm that does not come into contact with liquid, designed for handling corrosion and in mixing tanks! ! !
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This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2018-1-23 at 12:49. Durability and no false alarms are the key features – a submersible level gauge with a sensor diaphragm that does not come into contact with the liquid, ideal for use with various types of corrosive liquids and in mixing tanks! Without further ado, here’s the picture: Process features: leak-free gas collection and pressure measurement; the sensor diaphragm does not come into contact with liquid. It works well with both open tanks and tanks under pressure. Performance features: corrosion and scaling resistance; capable of operating without failure for 3 to 5 years – a performance that is unmatched anywhere in the world. I really hate those intermittent, problematic instruments that torment instrument technicians. Price feature: cheap! It offers the best value for money in the market. To be honest, there were some companies that thought my products weren’t cheap enough, so they went to buy products from other suppliers after comparing prices. But after using those other products, well, how do they compare? They were either dissatisfied or faced problems They turned back to get the goods from their brother, and stopped complaining that his prices were high. So, how expensive or cheap is it exactly? Is 200 meat buns already a high price? 300, 600, 800 meat buns – that’s also possible… The amount of buns depends on the conditions under which the material mixture is tested
A great way to address corrosion and material buildup issues; thumbs up!
Brother Pig, I suggest you create a more standardized product selection template and give proper promotion to your products
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2018-1-24 at 11:44. Hello. Thank you for following! The cable is connected to the pressure sensing probe, with the sensor installed inside that probe – for this type of packaged product, the temperature tolerance can range from -20~70°C, -40~70°C, -40~110°C, and so on. When the temperature of the liquid is higher, the sensor is not installed inside the pressure sensing probe; instead, it is placed at the end of the pressure measurement tube, thereby guiding the pressure to a normal-temperature area outside the tank. In this way, even if the liquid is at 1000°C, what can the sensor do about it? I plan to discuss separately the measurement of level and pressure for high-temperature slurries, including molten slurries.
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2018-1-24 at 11:44
Is there a selection manual? Please send one to me. Thank you
For more information, see: The data was compiled early on; at that time, probes with gas collection and pressure sensing diaphragms that were not in contact with liquid were not categorized separately, but were presented as part of a single category. .
Adhesive can be used; it comes with its own dedicated gas collection and pressure measurement cylinder. Is there honey adhesive available? Well, there’s nothing else to say – I guarantee it will work perfectly for you.