Pressure Transmitter for Paint System

To make sure the process is stable and the coating is of excellent quality, electrophoresis paint applications need very accurate pressure measurements. The viscosity of an electrocoat paint bath is "water-thin," which makes it simple to flow. However, the solid particles tend to settle with time. A dependable pressure transmitter is necessary to get accurate readings of pressure in industrial electrocoating lines.. The SH308 model of piezoresistive pressure transmitter is a great choice for this pain pressure measurement because it is very accurate and well-built.

SH308 series pressure transmitters for paint measurement

Why should you use a piezoresistive pressure transmitter to measure paint?

The piezoresistive pressure transmitter uses a silicon-based sensor to give accurate and reliable pressure readings. This kind of pressure sensor is great for monitoring the pressure of liquids, like paints, because it is very sensitive and lasts a long time. For instance, the SH308 model has superior silicon sensing technology that makes sure readings are always correct, even in tough situations. Also, this paint pressure transmitter is a good deal because it is steady in quality and doesn't cost too much.

Stable operation of Pressure transmitters

Choosing the Best Design for Measuring Paint Pressure

When choosing a pressure transmitter for electrophoresis paint, one of the most important things to think about is how to keep it from being clogged and how easy it is to clean. Over time, paint might build up, which can cause problems with measurements or maintenance. A flush diaphragm (flush-mounted sensor) is a great way to fix this. A flush diaphragm design gets rid of spaces where paint could build up, making cleaning easier and eliminating any clogs in the pressure port.

Flush Diaphragm can keep pressure sensor been clogged

Also, a threaded connection makes it easy to take off and fix things. For example, Silver Automation Instruments can build 1/2 NPT or 1/2" or 3/4" NPT thread (male), which keeps the pressure sensor working well in a paint application setting. The SH308 series pressure transmitter has a lot of different process connections, including flush-mount possibilities. This makes it a great choice for monitoring paint pressure.

Why You Should Use a Flush Diaphragm Pressure Transmitter for Paint

1. Corrosion Resistance: The materials used for the wet parts of the transmitter sensor can be stainless steel 316L, Hastelloy alloy C, Tantalum (ASTM B708), and so on. These materials are resistant to paint chemicals, which means the sensor will last a long time.

2. Preventing Clogs: The flush-mounted diaphragm stops paint from building up and causing clogs.

3. Simple to Clean: The smooth surface makes it easy to clean and keep up.

4. High Accuracy: Gives consistent and accurate pressure measurements with an accuracy range of 0.1% to 0.5%.

5. Reliable Performance: Made for use in factories, so it works the same way every time in paint settings.

6. Different pressure ranges are available, such as 100 psi, -0.3 to 1 bar, 200 psi, 400 psi, 100bar, and so on. We have a lot of different pressure ranges for you to choose from.

7. The digital pressure transmitter has a 4–20mA output or MODBUS RTU output for process control.

8. The pressure transmitter can also feature an electronic display that lets you change settings using buttons.

Choose proper type pressure transmitters

To get a precise reading of electrophoresis paint pressure, you need to choose a piezoresistive pressure transmitter with a flush diaphragm. The SH308 series affordable pressure transmitter device is a good choice for paint applications since it is very accurate, easy to maintain, and reliable over time. This pressure transmitter is built to last and is made of materials that won't rust, so it works well in industrial coating operations.