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Rugged pressure transducers

Staff -- Control Engineering, 8/1/1999

Grand Island, N.Y. — DP Series pressure transducers from Hi-Tech Instrument Corp. are available in pressure ranges from 0-30 psi through 0-1,000 psi. Available in a choice of several signal outputs (mV/V, 0-5 V dc, or 4-20 mA), these transducers are constructed to withstand harsh environments and applications. The series utilizes an isolated stainless steel sensing diaphragm that allows wet-wet differential pressure media. All DP transducers are housed in a 316 SS enclosure and delivered with a traceable calibration record, which details the input/output characteristics as well as actual test data regarding the transducers static accuracy and thermal characteristics.

Hi-Tech Instrument Corp.

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