Pressure measuring devices are devices that detect the pressure level of the process in which they are installed and generate outputs when the pressure values exceed or fall below the set value.
These are instruments that measure the pressure values of the system by converting the measured pressure into electrical signals. Pressure measuring devices are frequently used in almost all fields. These fields range from purification systems to the food sector, from the pharmaceutical industry to the chemical sector.
Diaphragm Manometers
These are devices that measure the amount of pressure by converting the pressure value applied to the diaphragm into electrical signals at the mechanical connection point.
Diaphragm manometers are frequently preferred in many air pressure systems due to their design, from wastewater to dirty water, from liquids with particles to those containing solid particles and other substances.
Smart Manometers
This is a type of manometer that has perfect stability and can achieve a very high accuracy capacity. Installation of the smart manometer can be done very easily and does not require maintenance.
Through the smart manometer, setting configurations can be made via network protocol. They have a high level of performance and a very precise structure. These instruments have a continuous self-check function and can also provide automatic compensation for ambient temperature.

Smart manometers feature flexible inputs for sensors. They are equipped with digital outputs and many other features.
The differential pressure transmitter is a device designed to measure and control the differential pressure values of gases and liquids. The differential pressure sensor operates efficiently and stably even at very high temperatures, such as 125 degrees.
Due to the wetted parts made of stainless steel, they are frequently used in many aggressive liquids. The differential pressure transmitter is used in various fields, from filter contamination, pump tests, measuring levels in pressurized tanks, to pipeline contamination.
Air differential pressure transmitters are devices designed to measure the level and pressure difference between two selected points. They are used in many different sectors, from ventilation to operating rooms.
Uses of Manometers
Pressure measuring devices are used not only in water purification systems but also frequently in boilers and tanks. Additionally, they are widely used in many fields, from food companies to heating and cooling systems, from petrochemical to chemical companies, from ships to yachts.

