Hydraulic pressure sensors

March 3, 2011
AST4000 pressure sensors withstand a variety of mechanical, electrical, and environmental challenges found in hydraulic pressure-measurement applications.

AST4000 pressure sensors withstand a variety of mechanical, electrical, and environmental challenges found in hydraulic pressure-measurement applications. The transducers incorporate proprietary Krystal Bond technology, where the pressure port is constructed from a single piece of stainless steel, unlike other technologies that weld or clamp the diaphragm in place. The stress-to-strain curve of the diaphragm is extremely low, resulting in repeatable results, high cycle life, and long-term stability.

The AST4000 pressure sensors can be specified at 4× proof pressure (standard is 2×). An available internal-welded restrictor plug (commonly referred to as a “snubber”) reduces the inside diameter of the pressure port, dampening pressure spikes in the system before reaching the sensor’s diaphragm.

American Sensor Technologies
450 Clark Dr.
Mt. Olive, NJ 07828
(973) 448-1901
www.astsensors.com/application/pressure/hydraulic-pressure-sensors.php

© 2011 Penton Media, Inc.

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