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Our enormous selection of pressure sensors feature an extensive range of options, technologies and configurations to meet demanding applications including off-highway vehicles, natural gas, semiconductor, HVAC/R, robotics transportation and general industrial. With pressure ranges up to 10,000 PSIG (689 bar), high-accuracy and exceptional durability, our portfolio of industrial pressure transducers gives you the flexibility to specify the right pressure sensor for your application.
 

Specifically, our 3100/3200/3500 pressure transmitters from Gems Sensors are designed for OEMs that need consistent high levels of performance, reliability and stability. These sputtered thin film pressure sensors offer an unbeatable price/performance ratio in a small package size. They feature all-stainless steel wetted parts, a broad selection of electrical and pressure connections, and a wide choice of electrical outputs to allow stock configurations suitable for most applications without modification.

As Quick As A Click 

Due to the extremely high market demand for these pressure transmitters, we have now ordered in a large selection of standard configurations so that they are readily available in stock for shipping on a next-day delivery service. Not only are we able to circumnavigate any minimum order quantities on certain part numbers, we are also able to pass on cost savings to our customers, making us one of the most competitive suppliers on the market.

Alongside our Lite differential pressure sensors, we can offer a well-rounded, fully connection solution to many M&E and HVAC/R contractors instrumentation challenges through our extensive range, including room condition pressure monitors, DP sensors, humidity sensors, particle counters, displays, pressure calibrators, power meters and more.

Always seeking sustainable solutions, our products integrate seamlessly with Building Automation and Management Systems (BMS Systems) to control and monitor environments for efficiency and energy saving purposes.

Our KA2 ATEX condensate trap has been specially designed for draining compressed air and gases in biogas applications. These units are float-controlled condensation traps (also known as autodrains) for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX Zones) and is particularly suitable for aggressive condensates and hazardous media. It is completely made of deep-drawn stainless steel with excellent corrosion resistance properties. The valve is soft-sealed and is completely gas-tight.
 

Safety Is A Choice You Make

These explosion proof steam traps autodrain condensate without any loss of steam or gas. They operate instantaneously and are not affected by back pressure or pressure fluctuations, and their simple mechanical design means they do not require an external energy input.

The top and bottom sections of the valve body are connected by a clamp ring and two bolts for extremely easy servicing and maintenance without any requirement for special tooling. The simple design makes it easy to specify, install, handle and service these valves in an industrial environment where there may be ATEX, DSEAR, HAZOP or OPMAN requirements.

When it comes to selecting a suitable pressure reducer for your application, the amount of choices available can seem overwhelming. At Boiswood, we are committed to always being here to help guide you towards the best technical and commercial solution for your system.

There are a number gas regulator types available on the market, however as standard recommendations we always look to the following 2 product models to see if your requirements can be fulfilled:

Customers seek out new tube fitting suppliers for many reasons such as delays, the inability to meet production specifications and inconsistent product performance. When deciding to switch, effective evaluation of other suppliers and switching seamlessly can be difficult. Selecting the correct supplier that you trust is important to keeping your instrumentation systems running smoothly. In this short blog, we will guide you in the right direction on how to assess tube fitting suppliers based on their resource availability, product performance, safety assurance and overall reliability.