Siliceous sand level sensors

Level range: 160 mm - 4,000 mm
Process pressure: -1 bar - 16 bar
Process temperature: -40 °C - 150 °C

Level detection with vibration rod Mononivo® single-rod limit switches for point level measurement are suitable for many applications within the bulk material handling industry as a full, demand or ...

Level range: 0 m - 50 m
Process pressure: 0 bar - 16 bar
Process temperature: -40 °C - 150 °C

Level Sensors for interface measurement of solids in liquids Continuous measurement There are various industries that require detection of sludge levels or detection of solids in ...

Level range: 300 mm - 75,000 mm
Process pressure: 0 bar - 40 bar
Process temperature: -40 °C - 200 °C

Application area The guided radar sensor NivoGuide® NG 3100 is used for continuous level measurement in bulk solids applications from a Dk value of 1.5. The large measuring range up to a vessel height ...

Level range: 0 m - 120 m
Process pressure: -1 bar - 160 bar
Process temperature: -196 °C - 450 °C

VEGAPULS 6X is a radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids and bulk solids. The small process fittings offer particular advantages for liquids in small tanks or tight mounting spaces. ...

... in touch with the sensor generates a capacity change. This is converted into a switching signal or an analogue 4...20 mA output signal. Level sensors of series KGFR are ideal for media ...

Process temperature: 230 °C

Capacitive filling level monitors for operation at medium temperatures of up to 230° C. With PTFE or PEEK housing and stainless steel thread for use in aggressive media. The sensors are based on the proven ...

Robust and reliable level monitoring for fluids and bulk materials in cylindrical design with thread. The sensors are suited for installation using mounting plates and nuts or adapters in the tank wall. ...

EGE capacitive sensors for use down to -230°C reliably detect deep-frozen liquid gases or granulates for cryogenic grinding, for example. The sensors are based on the proven capacitive principle. The ...