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Off Highway Vehicle Folder from Gems

December 31, 2008 By Editor Leave a Comment



PLAINVILLE, CT. — Gems Sensors & Controls has released a new Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Folder showcasing their family of pressure and level sensors specifically designed for use in OHV environments.

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The folder contains individual technical bulletins for products such as high performance pressure sensors and subminiatures pressure sensors, solid state electro-optic level switches, specialty side mount level switches, and rugged ultrasonic level sensors. In addition, Gems provides insight into their 50 years of experience and extensive inventory of proven designs with application notes for critical OHV load bearing and hydraulic applications.

The folder highlights the new 3100 and 3200 pressure transducers, that offer: an all stainless-steel design; sensing ranges from 0 to 30,000 psi (2,200 bar); various outputs and pressure ports; tremendous shock and vibration specifications; and a unique dual temperature and pressure output.

The new Gems pressure folder is available by request via: www.gemssensors.com, by calling 800-378-1600, your local Gems representative, and at the upcoming ICUEE Expo, October 16th through the 18th, in Louisville Kentucky, at Booth 800.

www.gemssensors.com

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