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Reduce leak potential
July 1st 2006

Parker Instrumentation has launched a new integrated mounting and manifold block called CCIMS. The block will connect instruments directly to process piping in less time than was previously the case and dramatically reduce the number of joints and therefore potential leak paths.

CCIMS (close coupled instrument mounting solution) supports the direct connection of differential pressure transmitters one of the most common types of process instruments to process pipework for flow measurement in a wide range of industries including oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical and power generation.

Pressure transmitters can be mounted onto an orifice plate assembly in less than 30 minutes. Instruments can then be clipped on in seconds.

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