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40-265-306 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-265 range consists of 6, 4 or 2 channel modules (this version is the 6-channel, 2kΩ) that simulate the operation of a range of strain gauges making it ideal for testing strain gauge meters and a wide variety of industrial control systems. The range provides a simple way of replacing in house developed sensors with a low cost simulator having excellent performance. The 40-265 uses the same resistor bridge techniques that real life strain gauges are based on, ensuring accurate emulation under all conditions.
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40-265-102 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-265 range consists of 6, 4 or 2 channel modules (this version is the 2-channel, 3kΩ) that simulate the operation of a range of strain gauges making it ideal for testing strain gauge meters and a wide variety of industrial control systems. The range provides a simple way of replacing in house developed sensors with a low cost simulator having excellent performance. The 40-265 uses the same resistor bridge techniques that real life strain gauges are based on, ensuring accurate emulation under all conditions.
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40-265-202 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-265 is a strain gauge simulator that simulates the operation of a range of strain gauges making it ideal for testing strain gauge meters and a wide variety of industrial control systems. It provides a simple way of replacing in house developed sensors with a low cost simulator having excellent performance that is easy to calibrate and use.
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MKS Instruments
MKS, Granville-Phillips® Vacuum Gauges & Sensors cover a broad spectrum of vacuum measurement solutions.
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Omega Engineering, Inc
Digital and analog pressure gauges in absolute, barometric, gauge, differential, sealed gauge, and vacuum pressures in a variety of pressure units including bar and psi up to 25,000 psi.
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Smartech Inc.
Smartech inc McLeod gauge READY STOCK SAMEis a scientific instrument used to measure very low pressures, down to 10−6 Torr. It was invented in 1874 by Herbert McLeod (1841–1923).[1] McLeod gauges were once commonly found attached to equipment that operates under a vacuum, such as alyophilizer. Today, however, these gauges have largely been replaced by electronic vacuum gauges.
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Agilent Technologies
Agilent's full range of active and passive vacuum gauges and gauge controllers from atmosphere to UHV/XHV allow you to precisely and reliably control and measure vacuum. We offer Thermocouple (TC), Bayard Alpert (BA), Pirani, Inverted Magnetron (IMG), and Hot Filament (HFIG) gauges. Our gauge controllers are compatible with both Agilent and competitors' gauges and can handle up to 12 channels. Agilent controllers come with several communication interfaces including Profibus, ethernet, and RS-232/485 (other interfaces may be available upon request). There is also the option of a portable gauge controller (HGC-536).
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VG640D -
Supco
Dual port, high resolution, fast response digital vacuum gauge provides ultimate productivity. The Vacuum Sentry guards system service activity and provides notification when preset alarm thresholds are met.
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XP2i-DP -
AMETEK Sensors, Test & Calibration
Ultra rugged, intrinsically safe, Differential Pressure Gauge with 0.1% of reading accuracy, capable of continuous vacuum measurement.
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Martel Calibrators
The Pressure Modules offers 25 standard pressure modules, covering gauge, vacuum, absolute, compound, and differential measurements.
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TCR-600 -
NAPSON Corp.
*Controlled Thermo-chuck (room temperature~600℃/less than 20 minutes)*600C compatible probe head with 1mm linear*Controlled with vacuum sensor, digital thermo-meter, vacuum gauge and gas flow meter*Temperature measuring accuracy:±(0.5% + 1℃)
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Netech Corp.
Ensure optimal pressure levels across several circumstances with our pressure meters. Netech offers four versatile digital pressure gauges suitable for numerous medical and industrial applications. These devices also perform vacuum gauge measurements.
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VG Scienta AB
When operating below the Pirani gauge range (10-3 mbar), an ion gauge can be used to measure pressure. There are a range of gauge heads and filament materials to cover specific pressure ranges and vacuum requirements in this region. The VACGEN ion gauge heads operate using the same principle but vary in design and construction to most accurately monitor pressures within specific ranges.