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Published 16 Jan 2017
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 4 minutes When selecting a mechanical Ashcroft Pressure Gauge with no external power input, there are a number of criteria that must be considered prior to choice and installation. The 7 points below set out the key steps that must be considered,...
Published 12 Jan 2017
T&D are an authorised distributor for Rotronic Sensors for humidity & temperature measurement. Since 1967 Rotronic have manufactured humidity measuring devices suitable for a number of sectors. T&D in partnership with Rotronic can offer an extensive product portfolio for a range of measurement application areas in the following industries: manufacturing, marine, offshore,...
Published 05 Dec 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 5 minutes What Is The Rotronic HygroClip? Manufactured by Rotronic, a world-leader in the manufacture of precision accurate Temperature Measurement Instruments, their HygroClip provides measurement for both relative humidity and temperature – a family of digital measurement instruments with portable, benchtop and...
Published 10 Nov 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 5 minutes Rotronic have announced the introduction of a new series of Intrinsically Safe Sensors and Measurement Transmitters, suitable for installation in hazardous area locations where there is a risk of explosion due to the presence of explosive dusts or gases in the...
Published 29 Sep 2016
By Chris Dodds : estimated reading time 5 minutes The Gas and Oil industries are obvious examples of where potentially explosive environments exist, but other industries have their own set of hazardous conditions that need to be monitored and controlled. Fine particulates from sugar beet processing, wood dust, pharmaceutical...
