When selecting a pressure sensor, there is a type with a flush diaphragm structure. What are its advantages? Main features: 1. Suitable for measuring the pressure of viscous liquids such as ink. 2. Appropriate for applications where regular cleaning is desired. 3. Can be used in food processes if it has a clamp type. A typical pressure sensor has a screw at the tip, with a diaphragm (partition) that receives pressure located behind it. If the medium being measured is air, there is usually no problem with the standard structure. However, there are inquiries such as "I want to measure the pressure of ink" or "I need a structure suitable for cleaning since I regularly clean the pressure-receiving part," and in such cases, the standard structure does not allow for visibility of the interior, making it impossible to confirm whether it has been cleaned properly. In such cases, the pressure sensor with a flush diaphragm, where the pressure-receiving surface is exposed, proves effective. KELLER offers a wide range of products, including a minimum range of 30 kPa and an accuracy of 0.05% FS, with a wealth of experience. If you are interested, please feel free to consult with us.

Pressure Measurement Under Severe Conditions FPT Motorenforschung AG, headquartered in Albon, Switzerland, develops engines for vehicles and machinery in the powertrain division of CNH Industrial. Approximately 220 staff members are on-site developing new FPT products for commercial vehicles, construction machinery, agricultural machinery, and industrial and marine applications, with engines being tested on a total of 30 test benches. To measure engine efficiency, FPT Motorenforschung uses tools such as the M5 series pressure sensors from KELLER, a specialist in pressure sensors based in Switzerland. "The engines we develop and test in the factory meet the most stringent quality requirements in terms of materials, emissions, and efficiency. This means that when inspecting the engines on the test bench, we must consider all variables that affect the engine's performance. Therefore, precise measuring instruments are required to obtain accurate and reliable measurements, even under special conditions inside the engine," said the head of the Testing Engineering/Electronic Measurement Department at FPT Motorenforschung AG. For more information, please refer to the related links below.

On April 1, 2024, coinciding with the cherry blossom season, Keller Pressure Japan Co., Ltd. commenced operations as a subsidiary in Japan. The establishment of a subsidiary in Japan is a significant strategic step for Keller. The technical expertise and high-quality requirements in Japan, a technology-driven nation, perfectly align with Keller's high-quality standards for pressure sensors. We are very pleased to be able to support our customers in Japan locally going forward. Contact: sales.jp@keller-pressure.com