Pressure transducers utilizing Inconel 718 wetted material excel in high temperature/high pressure corrosive and harsh environments such as downhole & high H2S content. Find out How Core Sensors can help with your corrosive pressure measurement! The post Inconel Pressure Transducers – Corrosion Resistant appeared first on Core Sensors ..read more

Core Sensors announces the release of the CS90 Downhole Pressure Sensor, designed to withstand the high pressure, high temperature environments that are common in downhole oil & gas exploration. The post New CS90 Downhole Pressure Sensor from Core Sensors appeared first on Core Sensors ..read more

Core Sensors has added to its portfolio of hazardous classified sensors with the addition of the CS6X Explosion-Proof line of pressure transducers. Certified by CSA for safe use in Class I, Division 1 Explosion-Proof locations, the CS6X advances Core Sensors growth and support of new customers in the oil and gas, power generation and alternative energy markets in North America. The post New Explosion-Proof Pressure Transducers from Core Sensors appeared first on Core Sensors ..read more

Pressure transducers utilizing Hastelloy C-276 wetted material excel in corrosive and harsh environments such as seawater & high H2S content. Pressure ranges as low as 1 PSI up to 10,000 PSI are available. Find out How Core Sensors can help with your corrosive pressure measurement! The post Hastelloy Pressure Transducers – Corrosion Resistant appeared first on Core Sensors ..read more

In an effort to continuously improve the customer experience, Core Sensors is excited to announce the addition of ecommerce. Customers now have the ability to shop for common pressure sensor accessories securely online. Mating cordsets, mating connectors and cooling adapters available for immediate shipment! The post Pressure Sensor Accessories Available For Purchase Securely Online appeared first on Core Sensors ..read more

Turck Mini-Fast Electrical Connection For Class I, Division 2 Hazardous Locations By Core Sensors | September 10, 2021 Installing pressure transducers in Class I, Division 2 hazardous locations can be a frustrating experience due to the limited electrical connection options available on the market. For Class I, Division 2 Non-Incendive installations, pressure transducers are commonly offered with a conduit connection and integral cable. While this is a tried and true installation method, connecting and routing conduit piping over the instrument cable can be cumbersome, especially when ..read more

Non-Clogging Submersible Pressure Transducer for Wastewater Lift Stations By Core Sensors | May 27, 2021 Wastewater lift stations, or pumping stations, are an integral part in the transportation and eventual treatment of wastewater and other used water. Wastewater is commonly transported through piping systems, using gravity to move the water from one location to another. Using gravity helps keep costs down during transportation. However, gravity cannot be used when the wastewater needs to be transported to a higher elevation. This is where lift stations come in. There are three main c ..read more

Pressure Sensors for Ambulance Oxygen Systems By Core Sensors | February 1, 2021 Oxygen is a critical piece of equipment on an ambulance. It is vital that the oxygen tanks located on the ambulance never drop too low or worse, completely run out. Pressure sensors are the most commonly used instruments to monitor these tanks. A high quality pressure sensor is able to continuously monitor the pressure left in the oxygen tank and transmit a linear output signal to the ambulances control system. However, there are precautions that must be taken to ensure safe operation. Instruments that ar ..read more

Pressure Transducer Temperature Specifications Explained October 1, 2020 A common concern when selecting a pressure transducer is the performance in various temperature conditions. Temperature is an important specification as it has a direct effect on the accuracy of the transducer. Significant errors in the pressure readings or complete failure of the transducer is possible if installed in an environment that is outside the specified ranges. In this blog post we will discuss the different temperature specifications that are commonly found on our datasheets and how to interpret them to m ..read more

Wetted Material Options Offered By Core Sensors September 1, 2020 One of the most important steps when specifying the most appropriate sensor for your application is selecting the wetted material of the process connection (or pressure port). Wetted material is another term for the type of metal that will be in contact with the media in your application. No single metal can economically handle all of the medias that are used in difference processes and industries. Core Sensors offers a wide range of wetted materials to ensure the most adequate compatibility in your application. Below is ..read more