The Transducers Direct TD2000 digital pressure transducer utilizes redundant sensing elements that keep the sensor fully functioning, if 1 of the sensing elements fails. It features a low current draw and 70 microsecond internal updates monitoring for pressure spikes and anomalies.
The Invensys Foxboro Evo process automation system includes a high-speed controller, field device management tools, maintenance response center, enterprise historian, 1-n redundancy and cybersecurity hardening.
Toray LumiLid clear, white and metallized lidding films provide an oxygen barrier for the packaging of meat, produce, dairy items, refrigerated and frozen foods, puddings, applesauce, desserts, wet and dry foods, and specialty items.
Handling flows from 5 to 8,000 gal./min., the World Water Works www/RESOURCE dissolved air flotation system has a high total dissolved solids and saltwater tolerance.
Available in 40, 50 and 60hp models with flows from 157 to 294 cfm and pressures to 217 psig, Kaeser BSD rotary screw compressors feature a cooling design, eco-friendly filter element, integral moisture separator with drain and electronic thermal management system.
A complete system for pressure sensor and pressure gauge calibration, the Fluke 3130 portable pneumatic pressure calibrator generates, controls and measures pressure, and reads the output of the device under test.
Utilizing Rockwell Automation technology, the CSI CIP 2.0 clean-in-place system controls and records all critical functions; it complies fully with S88 and CFR 21 Part 11. An Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 755 variable frequency drive provides power control of the pumps and communicates seamlessly with the controller via embedded EtherNet/IP network technology.
Used in a variety of applications for safeguarding, Danray free-standing shields can be placed between machines, on the back of machines and along aisles.
Equipped with Fulham induction electronic ballast and lamps, Thomas & Betts Hazlux induction lighting fixtures retrofit into existing area lighting applications.
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