Radar level sensors and ultrasonic level sensors are two commonly used non-contact level measurement technologies. The former relies on microwave technology, while the latter works on sound wave principles.

When selecting a tuning fork level switch, it is essential to comprehensively consider the operating conditions, liquid medium properties, and installation methods to ensure the long-term stable operation of the device.

Explore how Jiwei Automations Ltd addresses nonlinear errors in instrumentation to enhance measurement accuracy and reliability.

Discover essential troubleshooting methods for field instruments to enhance efficiency and safety in industrial automation systems.

The NAMUR output version of the Ring-11 tuning fork switch, produced by Jiwei, is designed with low voltage and low current to comply with intrinsic safety explosion-proof standards.

High and low level monitoring is a crucial component of level monitoring systems, playing an essential role in ensuring the safety, stability, and efficiency of industrial processes.

Through continuous improvement and technical optimization, we are committed to providing high-reliability and high-quality level measurement products to meet the stringent demands of industrial measurement.

Hastelloy C22, with its exceptional corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, is widely recognized and applied in many industries.

Ultrasonic and radar sensors are non-contact technologies, meaning they do not come into direct contact with the liquid being measured.

The use of corrosion-resistant coatings is unsuitable for threaded connections primarily because it disrupts the rigid connection required for the tuning fork probe’s vibration, violating the cantilever beam vibration mechanism.