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    50m Water Well Level Sensor

      50m Water Level Senor is an economical model of the Water Level Meter 500m, with a Kevlar-reinforced polyethylene tape and stainless steel conductors. This affordable water level senor offers long-lasting perform...

      Chongqing, China
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      6LD High-Speed Leak Detector

        This unit is capable of testing up to 9500 small containers (less than 120 ml) per hour on a single head and still find 0.2 mm (0.008 inch) holes at this rate. This is aimed for use with machines where the annual...

        Goonellabah, Australia
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        Cutlite Penta Plus Tube

        Cutlite Penta Plus Tube

        • Manufacturer: Cutlite Penta

        The PLUS TUBE system represents the best choice in terms of high performance, structural solidity and high efficiency for both flat and tubular machining. The tube module completes the system making it versatile ...

        Arezzo, Italy
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      Overview

      Sensors are devices that detect and respond to changes in the environment, such as temperature, pressure, light, or motion. They are essential components in various industrial applications, including automation, manufacturing, and safety systems. Sensors help in monitoring and controlling processes, ensuring efficiency and safety in operations.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when buying a sensor?

      Consider the type of sensor, its accuracy, range, response time, and compatibility with your existing systems. It's also important to check the sensor's durability and environmental resistance.

      How are sensors typically shipped?

      Sensors are usually shipped in protective packaging to prevent damage. Ensure that the shipping company is reputable and offers tracking. For sensitive sensors, specialized handling may be required.

      What maintenance is required for sensors?

      Maintenance varies by sensor type but generally includes regular cleaning, calibration, and checking for any physical damage. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance procedures.