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Address:
7 Cobham Road
Ferndown Industrial Estate
Wimborne
BH21 7PE
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1202 897969
http://www.cynergy3.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Cynergy3 Components:
Switch to a smaller float to save tank space
A compact new submersible float switch is ideal for use in water, industrial wastewater and sewerage tanks.
News from Cynergy3 Components (28 January 2004)
Acquisition boosts fluids handling expertise
Crydom Magnetics, the Dorset UK manufacturer of reed switches, reed relays and liquid level and flow sensors, has acquired TAV Engineering.
News from Cynergy3 Components (16 July 2003)
Ultrasonic meter combines performance with economy
A novel noninvasive low-cost ultrasonic flow meter offers significant performance and cost advantages over traditional electromechanical and electromagnetic systems.
News from Cynergy3 Components (23 June 2003)
Fluid level sensor probes new depths
A novel combination of a reed-switch-based fluid level sensor with a robust stainless-steel housing provides a deep-level probe sensor suitable for boreholes and deep wells with restricted access.
News from Cynergy3 Components (13 March 2003)
Stainless-steel sensors are on the level
Crydom Magnetics has a new range of stainless-steel liquid level sensors, with versions operating up to 200C.
News from Cynergy3 Components (24 May 2002)
Float switches get approval for drinking water use
A series of cable end float switches for installation in drinking water systems has gained water industry approvals and are the only float switches of this type that are currently approved
News from Cynergy3 Components (22 January 2002)
Pumps protected from overheating if fluid stops
For pumped system applications, the Crydom Magnetics pressure control unit offers flexibility by regulating water flow between two user-adjustable values.
News from Cynergy3 Components ( 5 June 2000)
