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    Hygenic, Precision Fill-level Sensors

    Jan. 11, 2010
    Micropulse SF fill-level sensors provide continuous, absolute fill-level measurement in applications that require adherence to the strictest international standards of hygiene and cleanliness. 
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    Made from corrosion-free stainless steel with rounded edges and minimal crevices, the sensors use field-tested magnetostrictive technology to provide highly precise fill-level measurement. Noncontact measurement technology ensures unparalleled reliability and performance, says the vendor. Certified to 3-A and EHEDG sanitary standards, the sensors are chemically neutral for all liquids, and compensate for surface foam to deliver reliable, accurate fill-level values. They withstand process temperatures up to 130°C (SIP – Sterilization in Place).Balluff Inc.www.balluff.com/us800.543.8390

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