Backpressure measurement of part-seated sensor for critical gap detection monitoring.
Setting by adjustment of the pneumatic bridge integrated pressure sensor with 2 switching outputs and 4-digit  alphanumerical display for trend display or display of current pressure. System pressure: 0.7 up to max. 1 bar
DC dual switching output

Suitable for relative pressure of liquids and gases.
Function programmable analogue input. Measuring range from 0..10 to 0...250 bar, power supply 18..30 DC, DC dual switching output

* Simple pushbutton setup reduces installation time
* Variety of mounting options allow for flush mount or NPT connections
* Ceramic sensing element provides high burst/overpressure protection
* Medium temp PI26: -25°C(-13°F)…+135°C(+275°F) (+145°C (293°F) max 1 hour)

DC analogue output. Measuring range from -1...10 to -1..25 bar.

Suitable for Liquids and gases (limited to max. 25 bar for gases),
Measuring range from -1...0 to 0..600 bar. DC analogue output (4...20 mA),  9.6...32V DC, Plug and socket, Process connection G¼, Protection rating IP 68 / IP 69K, III, Connection M12 connector, Medium temperature -25...90°C (-40...90 °C upon request)

A range of pressure transmitters with a flush mountable connection for reliable signal processing in hygienic areas, viscous media and liquids with suspended particles., 4...20 mA analogue output, 3-wire DC; 2-wire DC, 14...30 DC, accuracy < ± 0.6, -12.5...250 mbar, 50...1 000 mbar -0.13...2.50 bar, -0.5...10 bar, -1.0...25 bar,  -1...100 bar. Their scalable 4 to 20 mA analogue signal is freely adjustable within the normal pressure range with an optional parameter setting accessory.

Combined sanitary pressure sensor for pump diagnosis and pressure monitoring for Aseptoflex adapter with numeric display.

DC analogue output. Measuring range from -1...10 to -1..25 bar.

Measuring range from -0,12...2,5 to -1..25 bar.  DC analogue output DC analogue and switching output

• Thick Film Strain Gauge Technology
• Pressure ranges from 0-500mbar to 0-700bar
• Output Options 0-2mV/V, 0-5Vdc, 0-10Vdc and 4-20mA
• Accuracy 0.40% NLHR
• All Stainless Steel Construction

Utilising unique manufacturing techniques the 4003 general-purpose pressure transducers incorporate bonded strain gauge technology and  is designed for applications where economical price and reliable pressure measurement is required.

Constructed from stainless steel with 17/4PH stainless steel diaphragm for ranges above 20bar, and a ceramic diaphragm for lower ranges, the 4003 series of transducers are of a robust yet compact design with accuracy of 0.40% NLHR.

Available in pressure ranges from 0-0.5bar to 0-700bar,gauge or absolute and electrical outputs 0-2mV/V, 0-5Vdc, 0-10Vdc and 4-20mA (two wire).

Applications include the continuous monitoring of oil, gas, water and other liquids in a wide range of industries.

• Silicon-on-sapphire sensor technology
• ±0.25% Accuracy ( ±0.15% option)
• ± 0.1 % FS Repeatability
• 4-20 mA or 0-10V Output as standard
• Excellent stability and accuracy
• Intrinsically safe option
• Pressure ranges 0-500mbar to 0-1500bar
• Media temperature    -50°C to +125°C
• Stainless steel SIS2333 (316L) Sensor body
• Titanium alloy wetted parts
• Supply voltage 13-36 V DC for 4-20mA & 13-30 V DC for 0-10 V / 0-5 V

The 4200 series pressure transmitters are designed to meet the operational requirements of demanding pressure measurement applications where good quality, and low cost are of the highest priority. The unique Silicon-on-Sapphire sensor technology provides outstanding performance and gives excellent stability over a wide temperature range. The advanced sensor design consists of a piezoresistive silicon strain gauge circuit, which is epitaxially grown onto the surface of a sapphire diaphragm to form a single crystalline structure. The sapphire sensor element is then molecularly bonded to a titanium alloy sub-diaphragm. This enables the sensor to endure higher over- pressures and provides superb corrosion resistance. The completed sensor exhibits virtually no hysteresis and excellent long-term stability. With outstanding insulation properties, the sapphire substrate protects the strain gauge circuit from electromagnetic pulse radiation and allows the sensor to operate over a very wide temperature range without loss of performance.

The 6340 was developed specially for the measurement of differential pressures <50 Pa, such as those occuring in cleanrooms. With this differential pressure measurement cell, it is possible to measure differential pressures in this low range, but also to record up to +/- 100,000 Pa differential pressure highly accurately. In the models 6341/6343 with the built-in zero-point calibration, any zero-point drift is eliminated. The magnetic valve mechanism furthermore protects the instrument from overload through short-term pressure peaks.

Technical data    model 6341/6343        model 6342/6344
Display                 only with 6343             only with 6344
range                    0~10 pascal                0~50 pascal (other ranges on request)
suitable for            air/non aggr. gases      air/non aggr. gases
error                      0,35Pa+0,5%(fsv)        0,35Pa+0,6%(fsv)
power supply         24VDC (20,5~28,5)      24VDC (20,5~28,5)

Type L Pitot tube with ellipsoidal head.
An intake for total pressure and 6 holes for static pressure.
Body made of stainless steel.

Type S pitot tube with thermocouple K sensor.

A pitot tube is a pressure measurement instrument used to measure fluid  flow velocity. The pitot tube was invented by the French engineer Henri Pitot and it was modified to its modern form by French scientist Henry Darcy. It is widely used to determine the airspeed  of an aircraft  and to measure air and gas velocities in industrial applications.

The front hole is placed in the airstream to measure what's called the stagnation pressure. The side hole measures the static pressure. By measuring the difference between these pressures, you get the dynamic pressure, which can be used to calculate airspeed.

In industry, the velocities being measured are often those flowing in ducts and tubing where measurements by an anemometer  would be difficult to obtain. In these kinds of measurements, the most practical instrument to use is the pitot tube. The pitot tube can be inserted through a small hole in the duct with the pitot connected to a differential pressure gauge for determining the velocity inside the ducted wind tunnel. One use of this technique is to determine the amount of cooling that is being delivered to a room.

The fluid flow rate in a duct can then be estimated from:
Volume flow rate (cubic feet per minute) = duct area (square feet) × velocity (feet per minute)
Volume flow rate (cubic meters per second) = duct area (square meters) × velocity (meters per second)
In aviation, airspeed is typically measured in knots.

Sigma Hellas has a wide range of Pitot tubes to choose for your application

Type L, type L with Thermocouple K, NPL model, as per AFNOR NFX 10 - 112 norm, with ellipsoidal head. Working temperature from 0 to 600°C.
Sizes: 3mm x 100mm, 3mm x 200mm, 3mm x 300mm
6mm x 300mm, 6mm x 500mm, 6mm x 800mm
8mm x 1000mm, 8mm x 1250mm
12mm x 1500mm, 12mm x 2000mm
14mm x 2500mm, 14mm x 3000mm

Optional: TIG welding  for high temperature applications (Pitot tubes up to 1000°C, except on TP Ø 03 mm)

Type S with Thermocouple K
as per ISO10 780 norm with TIG welding. Thermocouple K sensor integrated with connection cable length 1,5 m. Working temperature from 0 to 1000°C.
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 500 mm
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 1000 mm
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 1500 mm
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 2000 mm
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 2500 mm
8 mm, with protection tube 28mm, length 3000 mm

Options and accessories
Graduation for Pitot tube Ø 3, Ø 6, Ø 8, Ø 12, Ø 14,

Connection glands for fixed installation of the Pitot tubes

Flexible tubing

Stainless steel sliding connectors
1/4 gas cylindrical with stainless steel olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 3
1/2 gas cylindrical with stainless steel olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 6
1/2 gas cylindrical with olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 8
1/2 gas cylindrical with olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 12
1/2 gas cylindrical with olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 14

Teflon sliding connectors
1/4 gas cylindrical with Teflon olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 3
1/2 gas cylindrical with Teflon olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 6
1/2 gas cylindrical with Teflon olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 8
1/2 gas cylindrical with Teflon olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 12
1/2 gas cylindrical with Teflon olive joint for temperature probe or Pitot tube Ø 14

Stainless steel mounting brackets for Pitot tubes Ø 3 and 6mm, Ø 8mm, Ø 12mm, Ø 14mm, 28mm

Multi-hole pressure probe

Multi-hole pressure probes (also called impact probes) extend the theory of pitot tube to more than one dimension. A typical impact probe consists of three or more holes (depending on the type of probe) on the measuring tip arranged in a specific pattern. More holes allow the instrument to measure the direction of the flow velocity in addition to its magnitude (after appropriate calibration). Three holes arranged in a line allow the pressure probes to measure the velocity vector in two dimensions. Introduction of more holes, e.g. five holes arranged in a "plus" formation, allow measurement of the three-dimensional velocity vector.