8106, Flush Diaphragm Pressure Transducer/Transmitter (Discontinued)

These pressure transducers are made entirely of titanium.
The diaphragm used as the sensor element is fashioned
from the solid material, and strain gauges are applied to its
inner face. These convert the displacement of the diaphragm
into a change in electrical resistance, which can be amplified,
measured and processed by built-in or external electronic
circuitry.
The transducers come in a choice of measuring ranges: the
gauge sensor (measurements with respect to atmospheric
pressure) is available in ranges up to 0 ... 20 bar, and the
sealed sensor (measurements with respect to a sealed atmosphere)
for the 0 ... 50 bar range upwards.
Their outstanding properties include excellent resistance to
corrosion, extremely small hysteresis and superb long-term
stability plus value for money and high dynamic load performance
of up to 108
load changes.