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A new factory-engineered blower package, designed to be smaller, lighter, quieter, more powerful and more energy efficient, has been introduced by Dresser Roots. The EasyAir X2 is a compact, pre-assembled,

The new Ashcroft® GC51 and GC52 gauge and differential pressure transmitters offer the perfect economical alternative to network process transmitters when a digital protocol is not required. The innovative design

KROHNE, Inc. introduces its new IFC100 signal converter. It is a unique economic solution designed for outstanding performance for applications in the water, wastewater, food and beverage and chemical industries.

Photoelectric sensors, named because they rely on the photoelectric effect of semi-conductor material described by Albert Einstein in 1905, have been used in industrial manufacturing processes since the late

Wilcoxon Research’s new vibration sensor catalog has a handy sensor selection guide to help choose the right accelerometer or 4-20 mA sensor for the application. Also included are technical notes

Plast-O-Matic has introduced Series PRHM, a thermoplastic pressure regulator capable of converting inlet pressures up to 150 psi to a predetermined maximum downstream pressure ranging from 5 to 125 psi

Dwyer Instruments, Inc. has announced the release of the new Series ADPS adjustable differential pressure switch. The switch is designed for pressure, vacuum and differential pressures. The scaled adjustment knob

Vaisala has introduced a new generation Vaisala HUMICAP® relative humidity sensor, the Vaisala HUMICAP®180R used in Vaisala industrial humidity transmitters. This new type of capacitive humidity sensor has been developed

With the installation of a Type 5 ‘Spiroflow’ Bulk Bag Discharger, a leading fish food manufacturer in the United Kingdom has cut its production time to five minutes from

CUSTOMER CHALLENGEGlobal demand for petroleum products is high and expected to grow steadily as power requirements of developed and developing countries increase. The market is highly volatile however, and