Sputtered Thin Film Transducer has accuracy of 0.25%.
May 9, 2008 -
Series PX1000 provides stability of ±0.1% FSO for minimum of 24 hr when subjected to any combination of constant temperature and pressure within specified limits. Standard ranges are 15-10,000 psi for absolute and gage models, and for sealed gage models ranges are available at 100 psi and above. Featuring all-welded construction with strain isolation snf stable sensor elements, units are suited for automotive testing and chemical industries.
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Model: PX1000 Series
The long-term stability and reliability for the PX1000 Sputtered Thin Film Transducer is excellent. The accuracy of this product is 0.25% and the performance stability is ±0.1% FSO for a minimum of 24 hours when subjected to any combination of constant temperature and pressure within the specified limits. The standard ranges are 15 psi to 10,000 psi for the absolute and gage models, but for the sealed gage models the ranges are available at 100 psi and above. The basic design of the PX1000 features all-welded construction with proven strain isolation, highly stable sensor elements, and an advanced structural design. This product is suited for automotive and chemical industries for automotive testing and lab use respectively.
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