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atex secured
March 1st 2004

Sensonics has secured atex approval for its range of PZ velocity transducers, accelerometers and AECP eddy current probes for use in the measurement of vibration and non-contact displacement. The companys PZ velocity transducers are robust and suitable for vertical or horizontal operation. They offer a frequency range of 10Hz to 1kHz and cover a temperature range of -30 to 150C. The instruments are particularly suited to the power generation industry and other industrial uses. Sensonics piezoelectric accelerometers have no moving parts, are simple to fit and have a wide frequency response, while its eddy current probe systems are good for high and low speed use.

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Hot vibes (1st January 2008)

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Differential expansion measurement (1st September 2007)

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Show debut (1st May 2007)

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Predictive maintenance (1st January 2007)

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Strong growth (1st September 2006)

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Latest guide (1st January 2006)

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Keeping the wheels turning (1st January 2006)

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Vibration check (1st July 2005)

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REMOTE CON MON (1st March 2005)

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Remote con mon solutions (1st January 2005)

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NEW MONITORS (1st March 2004)

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