| Ultrasonic sensors designed for use in sanitary procedures |
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| Monday, April 20, 2009 |
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 The ultrasonic sensors are specifically designed for use in sanitary environments. The sensors are rated IP69K, IP67 (NEMA 6) and are constructed of heavy-duty 316-stainless steel. This allows them to withstand recurring high-pressure washdowns, severe temperatures and aggressive cleaning chemicals common in food and beverage applications. With a smooth barrel housing—free of threads, gaps or seams that could accumulate debris—the sensors allow for thorough cleanup with minimal effort. Additionally, IP68-rated washdown cordsets and FDA compliant brackets are available to further ensure reliable, long-lasting performance in the harshest environments. The sensors can be wired for either normal or high speed. Normal speed offers a longer sensing range, while high speed provides a shorter response time, ideal for high-speed counting applications. Ultrasonic Sensors deliver high-accuracy sensing in a wide range of demanding environments, including: presence detection of clear or colored containers during sanitizing; food process monitoring; position monitoring; and aseptic bottling in contained environments.
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The clearance-seated butterfly valves are primarily intended for use in handling dry plastic pellets. The valve is available in ANSI Class 150 lugged body, sizes 4- to 12-inch.
