
Sensors
Sensors for industrial measurement
Practical sensing solutions for pressure, flow, level and connected automation applications.
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What this category covers
Sensors is organised by the quantity being measured, not by technology: four measured quantities plus the IO-Link interface — 101 products in total; some of them appear under more than one family (an IO-Link pressure sensor counts as both). Most projects start by fixing which quantity actually has to be measured; the sensor family follows from that.
| Family | What it measures | Products |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure sensors | Gauge, absolute and differential pressure of gases and liquids — the largest family, split into consumer grade (plastic-housed) and industrial grade (stainless steel / ceramic) | 70 |
| Flow sensors | Flow rate of gases and liquids — for open channels, dosing and leak monitoring | 14 |
| Temperature sensors | Temperature in the same process connections as the pressure sensors | 3 |
| Level sensors | Hydrostatic level from the pressure at the bottom of the tank | 2 |
| Force sensors | Tension and compression force via strain gauges | 1 |
| IO-Link Sensor | Sensors and IO-Link masters that report digitally to the PLC — overlaps with the families above | 18 |
The order to choose in
First the quantity, then the pressure type (gauge / absolute / differential), then process connection and wetted material, then the output signal (mV, amplified voltage, I²C, IO-Link) — and the range last. Fixing the range first narrows the choice for no reason.
Not sure which family fits? Send us the medium, the pressure range and the output you need — we will confirm the type and the range.