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Melt Pressure Transducers / Transmitters

NoNonSensors pressure transducers and transmitters are the ideal solution for replacing Gefran, Dynisco, and MPI sensors. Our products are meticulously designed to meet or exceed the specifications of these brands, ensuring seamless integration and reliable performance. You can confidently rely on NoNonSensors for all your pressure sensing needs.

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Precision:

High Sensitivity: High-quality melt pressure transducers are designed to detect even the smallest changes in pressure, ensuring accurate measurements. This sensitivity is crucial for maintaining consistent product quality in extrusion processes.
Accuracy: These transducers typically offer high accuracy, often within ±0.25% of full scale, which is essential for precise control and monitoring of the extrusion process. This level of accuracy helps in reducing product defects and ensuring uniformity.

Materials and Resistance to Wear and Tear:

Robust Construction: High-quality transducers are constructed using durable materials such as stainless steel, which provides excellent resistance to corrosion and wear. This ensures a long lifespan even in harsh industrial environments.
High-Pressure Resistance: These transducers are built to withstand high pressures, often exceeding 10,000 psi (690 bar), making them suitable for demanding applications.
Sealing and Protection: Many high-quality transducers feature protective coatings or housings that guard against environmental factors like moisture, dust, and chemicals, further enhancing their durability and reliability.

Maintaining Accuracy Under Varying Temperatures:

Thermal Compensation: High-quality transducers are equipped with thermal compensation features that allow them to maintain accuracy across a wide range of temperatures. This is vital in extrusion processes where temperatures can fluctuate significantly.
High-Temperature Resistance: These transducers are designed to operate reliably in high-temperature environments, often up to 400°C (752°F) or more, without compromising on performance. This ensures that they can be used in various industrial applications where temperature stability is crucial.

Simplicity in Calibration and Maintenance:

User-Friendly Calibration: High-quality melt pressure transducers often come with user-friendly calibration procedures. Some models feature digital interfaces or built-in calibration functions that simplify the process, allowing for quick and easy calibration.
Self-Diagnostic Features: Advanced transducers may include self-diagnostic capabilities that alert operators to potential issues, making it easier to maintain optimal performance.
Minimal Maintenance: Due to their robust construction and high-quality materials, these transducers require minimal maintenance. When maintenance is needed, it is usually straightforward, involving simple procedures that can be performed quickly to minimize downtime.

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