Regarding the process, the pressure transmitters are characterized by their design free from gaps and dead spaces due to a flush-mounted stainless steel diaphragm and a large range of sanitary process connections. Just to mention a few, the devices are available with tri-clamp, DIN and ISO-clamp connectors, union nut connectors according to DIN 11851 and DIN 11864-1 and Varivent process connections. The suitability for sensitive hygienic applications is verified by certificates of EHEDG among others.
To meet the requirements of partly high process temperatures as well as of CIP and SIP processes, the SICK pressure transmitters are rated for process temperatures of up to 150°C.
Between 0...0.25 bar and 0…25 bar a multitude of appropriate gauge pressure measurement ranges is available. Besides, there are absolute pressure measurement ranges from 0…0.25 bar up to 0…16 bar and compound ranges from -1…0 bar to -1...+15 bar available.
The PHT pressure transmitters provide an electrical output signal that is proportional to the applied pressure. Output signals of 4…20mA, 0…5V or 0…10V are available as standard. For applications in specifically harsh environments the PHT pressure transmitters are available with a stainless steel field housing, too.
With this new sensor series SICK extends the existing portfolio of industrial pressure sensors that comprises the electronic pressure switch PBS and the pressure transmitter series PBT and PFT.
For decades, SICK has ranked among the most innovative enterprises globally in the sensor industry. The latest technological insights and methods are implemented into innovative products and system solutions. They position SICK as a technological and market leader in the customer segments of factory, logistics, and process automation.
For 2009, more than 50 innovations in sensor and control solutions are scheduled. In the context of the “SICK Innovation Marathon 2009,” SICK will launch one new product per week. All of the innovations numbered 1 to 52 are more than just products: they solve tasks intelligently, efficiently, and precisely – thus creating superior customer benefit.
For decades, SICK has been one of the world’s most innovative companies in the sensor sector. The latest technological knowledge and processes are implemented in innovative products and system solutions. They position SICK as a technology and market leader in the customer segments of factory, logistics and process automation.
More than 50 innovations in sensor and control solutions are planned for 2009. SICK will launch a new product each week as part of its “SICK Innovation Marathon 2009”. All innovations – from No. 1 to No. 52 – are more than just products: they solve tasks intelligently, efficiently and precisely. And create unbeatable customer advantages.