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Pressure sensors
News Release from: Boiswood | Subject: Setra GCT-225 pressure transducers
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 10 October 2000
Pressure transducers for ultra high
purity use
Boiswood, the specialist distributors of components for gas and liquid control, is now supplying the Setra range of GCT-225 low cost, ultra high purity pressure transducers.
Boiswood, the specialist distributor of components for gas and liquid control, is now supplying the Setra range of GCT-225 low cost, ultra high purity pressure transducers The GCT-225 Series is ideal for pressure measurement applications such as high purity gas delivery systems, gas cabinets and semiconductor process tools, that require exceptional resistance to environmental extremes
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 10 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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NPT connections on high purity gas pressure sensor
Boiswood, the specialist distributors of components for gas and liquid control, are now supplying the Setra range of GCT-225 pressure transducers with NPT connections
The units, which feature Setra's proven capacitive sensing technology, are virtually EMI/RFI immune.
The design offers accuracy of +/- 0.25%FS and full scale pressure output of 0.2 to 5.2 VDC or 4-20 mA output.
Extreme stability ensures that costly downtime is avoided.
The GCT-225 measures pressures from 0-25 to 0-3000 psig, or psia and compound pressures of -14.7-25 to -14.7-3000 psig.
The GCT-225 has been designed with a low internal volume (0.11 in3) that can be easily purged and all wetted parts are manufactured in high quality VAR 316L stainless steel, electro-polished to 7 Ra finish.
Units are supplied with a rotatable cover for easy access to 12 turn potentiometers for fine zero and span adjustment.
A standard swivel male or female face seal pressure fitting allows direct pipe mounting and a 6-foot multi-conductor cable or 4-pin bayonet connector is available for electrical termination.
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