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A comprehensive line of vacuum metrology equipment
New pumps with a patented cyclone seal chamber
A new modular economizer heat exchanger
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Diaphragm valves for a large biopharmaceutical plant
Measure roughness directly in the production process
New polymer powder for 3-D printing
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These flow controllers support many user-created mixtures
Remote tank-level monitoring with cellular connectivity
A new digital service to optimize maintenance
A dense-phase conveying system for sensitive products
New options for this biogas flowmeter
Efficiently reduce agglomerates into particles
This boundary monitor now includes VOC emissions data
Effective utilization of unused device data
Backpressure valves and pulsation dampeners combined
Easily detect level in challenging powder materials
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Anti-cavitation valve trim helps improve plant availability, safety
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This magnetic separator is automatically cleaned
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WIKA Alexander Wiegand
This company has launched a new generation of high-pressure gages (photo), which are said to be the first instruments of their kind that have been constructed and qualified in accordance with the new DIN 16001 high-pressure standard. The marking in accordance with DIN 16001 certifies to the operator that no hazard will arise from these measuring instruments, even in critical situations. They fulfill standard-defined criteria of the category “S3” (safety pressure gages with solid baffle wall). With the new pressure gages, the operator has a solution matched to each high-pressure application. The model PG23HP-P features scale ranges of up to 6,000 bars and a high indication accuracy of up to 0.6%. Its load cycle stability lies over the requirements of the standard and is even maintained with dynamic pressure profiles. The PG23HP-S version has been designed for lower measuring and accuracy requirements. — WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG, Klingenberg, Germany
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