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News Release from: Advanced Supplies | Subject: Norcross In-Line pH Sensor
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 January 2007
pH Sensor Monitors Inks, Adhesives And
Coatings
A new in-line sensor for monitoring the pH of water based inks, adhesives and coatings and featuring a patented chamber design, has been introduced in the UK and Ireland by Advanced Supplies.
A new in-line sensor for monitoring the pH of water based inks, adhesives and coatings and featuring a patented chamber design, which prolongs probe life and efficiency, has been introduced in the UK and Ireland by Advanced Supplies The Norcross In-Line pH Sensor installs directly in a fluid line to monitor pH and incorporates a transmitter, which converts its mV signal to 4-20 mA for transmission to a controller, said Advanced Supplies
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 2 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Said to b suitable for any process where pH is an important parameter to be measured and controlled, the Norcross In-Line pH Sensor can be used with the company's VISC and MP2000 controllers, which let operators establish a pH set-point and automatically add amine or other ingredients as required, added Advanced Supplies.
Applications include liquid chemical processes, such as water-based printing inks, food production, pharmaceutical, and general manufacturing.
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