Skid Automation Pressure Transducers

Skid automation equipment can encounter various liquids and gases. In many cases, the pressure transducer diaphragm is the thinnest material in contact with the media. Core’s bulk silicon technology utilizes a thick measuring surface within a single piece of stainless steel or high-strength nickel alloy.

• 316L: Core Sensors offers standard 316L stainless steel for our industrial and hazardous area pressure transducers.
• Hastelloy C276: High-strength nickel alloy material available with flush diaphragm configurations, high temperature, sensors, and industrial and hazardous locations. This is commonly chosen for desalination, chemical processing, and acidic liquids.
• Inconel 718: Similar to Hastelloy, Inconel offers excellent liquid and gas capabilities with various water types and corrosive gases.

Core Sensors provides pressure transducers certified for use in hazardous environments, including:

• Class I Division 1 Explosion-Proof
• Class I Division 1 Intrinsically Safe
• Class I Division 2 Non-incendive

Specify our products with the proper agency approvals to keep your skid compliant.

Learn more: Hazardous Location Pressure Transducers

Our sensors can operate in extreme conditions, with models like the CS10 industrial pressure transducer functioning in temperatures ranging from -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C) for ambient conditions and up to 248°F (120°C) for media temperature. For temperatures up to 200°C, our CS91 series high temperature pressure sensor is available with Hastelloy or Inconel material.

We provide comprehensive tests and calibration in our Whippany, NJ facility to ensure accuracy and reliability in your specific application. Measure any pressure type: absolute, gauge, sealed gauge, compound, differential, or bi-directional.