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    Stainless-Steel Pressure Sensors

    Aug. 5, 2004
    The SPT Series of stainless-steel pressure sensors serves in harsh environments containing corrosive liquids or gases.

    STAINLESS-STEEL PRESSURE SENSORS

    The sensors handle any media that will not adversely attack 304 or 316 stainless-steel wetted parts. The rugged, low-cost sensors meet NEMA-4 ratings. Measurements to 5 kpsi makes some suitable for flow control, pressure instrumentation, hydraulic systems, and general process-control applications. The Series features all-stainless-steel wetted parts compatible with a wide range of media, an oilfilled package for accuracy and reliability, calibrated and temperature-compensated versions with output from 4 to 20 mA or in the millivolt range, and a variety of pressure connections.

    Honeywell International Inc.,
    101 Columbia Rd., Morristown, NJ 07962,
    (973) 455-2000,
    www.Honeywell.com

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