Pressure Transducers for Plastic Extrusion

Pressure Transducers For Plastic Extrusion

Pressure transducers for plastic extrusion are used to measure pressure up to 20,000 PSI. Pressure transducers are available  with a variety of outputs like 0 - 5 Volts, 4-20 mAmps,1 to 6 VDC 0.1 to 5.1 VDC or millivolts. Measurements can be made in Gage, absolute, Barometric, Differential, compound or vacuum.

Pressure transducers for plastic extrusion are available in accuracy's ranging from 0.05% full scale to 1 % full scale  and are ideal for most applications where pressure needs to be measured or controlled.

Pressure transducers for plastic extrusion are capable of operating in harsh environments and can handle over pressures up to 3 times their rated pressure. Heavy industrial construction make them shock and vibration resistant, and readily available with NEMA 4 or explosion proof housings.

Pressure transducers for plastic extrusion can be used in Hazardous locations, R & D Laboratories, Vacuum Systems etc.

Pressure Transducers for Plastic Extrusion Features:

• Heavy duty shock and vibration resistant

• Explosion proof or NEMA 4 option

• Intrinsically safe with various connections

• High operating temperature range

• Gas, liquid or solid compatible

• Differential, gage, absolute, vacuum or barometric measurement

• High accuracy

Pressure Transducers for Plastic Extrusion Specifications and Design Applications

Pressure Ranges. . . . . . .0 to 25, 50, 100, 1000, 3000, 5000, 10,000, 20,000 
PSI Accuracy. . . . . . . . . .0.03 to 1 % of full Scale per model 
Electrical Connection. . . .Conduit, Pigtail, or Terminal Strip
Output Signal. . . . . . . . .Voltage, Millivolts, Current, Digital (RS-232) 
Type of Measurement. . . .Barometric Gage, Vacuum, Absolute Differential 
Temperature Range. . . . .0 to 250 degrees Normal. High 750ºF 
Types of housing. . . . . . .General Purpose, NEMA 4, Explosion proof/FM Intrinsically safe, Sanitary/High Purity 
Adjustment. . . . . . . . . . . Zero and span External or internal per model 
Media Compatibility. . . . . Gas, Liquid, Corrosive Liquids/gases, Wet/dry Air, Inert gases.