Our Bulletin 836 Electromechanical Pressure Controls are designed to control or monitor the operating conditions of many types of pneumatic or hydraulic applications. These controls can improve processes and systems, protect expensive equipment, and help safeguard operators. Offers rugged, compact design Includes adjustable ranges from 30 in. of Hg Vac…900 psi Includes adjustable differential ranges from 0.2…125 psi Offers copper alloy or stainless steel bellows Includes a wide variety of contact arrangements Available in open type or Type 1, 4/13, 4X, and 7/9 and 4/13 combined enclosures Provides standard and custom refrigeration controls
Engine-Oil Pressure detection in various applications with resistance characteristic. Available with varied electrical connection and pressure ports. Pressure Sensors. Pressure control products are designed to control the amount of force produced by a fluid system. Pressure controls are most commonly known as pressure regulators and, like flow controls, are available in both manual and electronic variations. Pressure regulators are not designed to control flow rates.
A pressure switch is a simple electromechanical device that is triggered by pressure to turn an electrical circuit on or off. The pressure point that activates the switch is called its set point, and the pressure threshold that deactivates the switch is called the cut out point. The pressure control devices or valves are used to determine and select the pressure levels of certain machines to operate safely. The pressure in the hydraulic system rises due to the pump flow rate being higher than the flow rate through the cylinder, the volume of the closed system is reduced, etc.
