Liquid Sensor Float suits pharmaceutical applications.
Press Release Summary:
Stainless steel float, paired with M-Series digital or analog magnetostrictive sensor, provides liquid level measurement with liftoff as low as 0.5 in. Designed to 3A standards, float is manufactured with no ridges or crevices to prevent corrosion and contamination. Float is also available electropolished to RA15 surface finish. Welded joints will not leak or collapse in pressures up to 125 psig.
Original Press Release:
MTS Introduces Low-Level Liquid Sensor Float for Pharmaceutical Applications
Stainless steel float improves measurement accuracy at extremely low liquid levels...
CARY, N.C. (March 31, 2003) - Expanding its product offerings for the pharmaceutical industry, MTS Sensors introduced a stainless steel, low lift-off float at Interphex 2003 in New York, NY, March 30. The new float design, paired with MTS' M-Series digital or analog magnetostrictive sensor provides accurate liquid level measurement with liftoff as low as 0.5 inches.
"Because the pharmaceutical industry often deals in high-commodity product, providing sanitary sensor components that can measure low liquid levels is crucial to efficient inventory, delivery and quality control in batch processing," said Level Plus® Product Manager Adrian Totten. "This float is ideal for use with the MTS NEMA 4x rated sanitary sensor."
The float is designed to 3A standards and manufactured of stainless steel with no ridges or crevices to prevent corrosion and contamination. The float is also available electropolished to an RA15 surface finish. Welded joints will not leak or collapse in up to 125 PSIG external pressure.
For more information on the low-level float, visit the MTS Sensors Level Plus at www.MTSSENSORS.COM or contact: Adrian Totten, MTS Sensors Group, Level Plus Liquid Level Sensors at ADRIAN.TOTTEN@MTS.COM or 3001 Sheldon Drive, Cary, NC 27513, call (800) 457-6620, (919) 677-2332 or fax (919) 677-2350.
MTS Systems Corporation is the world leader in magnetostrictive technology. MTS Systems Corporation is a global operation, with facilities in the U.S., Germany and Japan. In the U.S., the MTS Sensors Division has an ISO 9001 facility manufacturing highly repeatable and accurate Level Plus transmitters as well as the rugged and reliable Temposonics position sensors. With a strong commitment to research and development, product quality and customer service, the Sensors Division is constantly seeking ways to bring the highest value to customers.
