Hydrogen-compatible explosion-proof pressure sensor for aerospace fuel systems
JPEx, ATEX, IECEx, and EAC explosion-proof certification obtained. Compatible with hydrogen applications. Usable in hazardous areas.
In the aerospace industry, fuel-related applications require high safety and reliability. Particularly in systems using hydrogen fuel, it is crucial to minimize the risks of leakage and explosion. Accurate pressure measurement is essential for optimizing fuel supply and ensuring system safety. Our hydrogen-compatible explosion-proof pressure sensors address these challenges and support safe and efficient operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 * Hydrogen fuel supply systems * Rocket engines * Aircraft fuel systems 【Benefits of Implementation】 * High safety achieved through explosion-proof certification * System optimization through accurate pressure measurement * Compatibility with hydrogen applications
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**Features** * ATEX, IECEx, and EAC explosion-proof certifications obtained * Domestic explosion-proof certified products (JPEx) also available * Wide measurement range (0.4Bar to 1000Bar) * Compatible with a wide range of fluids including hydrogen, petroleum, and gas * E-10 (standard type), E-11 (flush diaphragm type) **Our Strengths** With 50 years of experience as an importer and distributor of electronic components and sensors, we provide products tailored to our customers' needs. Our aftercare services are also comprehensive, ensuring you can use our products with confidence.
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OTHER
Model number/Brand name
E-10, E-11
Applications/Examples of results
- Hydrogen - Oil - Natural gas
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As an import trading company of electronic components and sensors for 50 years, Sankyo International has always pursued and supplied products that meet our customers' needs. To ensure that our customers can use our products with confidence, we will enhance our aftercare services and continue to strive to earn even more trust from our customers.