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1 Products availableWe offer the best product range of Flush rings and flanges, Stainless Steel Safety Pressure Gauges and Contact Pressure Gauges.
The flushing flange or ring is used for flushing solution combined with diaphragm seals. This type of flushing flange or ring is clamped between process nozzle and diaphragm seal. The reducer flange is used to mount a larger diaphragm seal to a smaller process connection. This type of reducer flange is clamped between process nozzle and diaphragm seal.
Diaphragm Seal Accessories are carefully designed to optimise the use of the Diaphragm Seal in your process conditions, or to ease the installation and protect it against damaging during installation.
The stainless steel pressure gauge is a product of high quality. The stainless steel pressure systems are all provided with seamless drawn tube which reduces the chance of tube rupture. All gauges have the connection welded into the case and is produced according to the international standard EN837 and the PED. They can be supplied with 3.1, Nace and calibration certificates and can also be equipped with ATEX declaration. The most safe stainless steel pressure gauge is the solid front type with baffle wall and blow out protection(BDT20).
Contact gauges are manufactured with two types of switching methods. A SPDT micro switch build on the movement or a precision contact system. The micro switch can have a factory set point or with an on-site adjustable set point. The precision contact systems can be delivered as a magnetic, electronic, or inductive system. All gauges, contacts and wiring comply with the latest standards.
Installing the pressure gauges often require some accessories. Badotherm delivers these accessories such as overpressure protector or syphon for steam applications. All accessories are made of stainless steel and can be mounted and set on the pressure gauge in our factory.
Thermowells are used in any application where the bulb of the thermometer may be exposed to pressure, corrosive fluids, or high velocity. The use of a thermowell also permits instrument interchangeability or recalibration without shutting down the process.