EXAMPLES OF TYPICAL DIAPHRAGM SEAL APPLICATIONS
- The media is corrosive and may damage a sensitive element such as a Bourdon tube gauge, pressure switch or transmitter diaphragm.
 - The temperature of the media may be too high for a standard gauge, switch or transmitter to operate properly.
 - The media is highly viscous or tends to crystallize, or polymerize and may clog the pressure port of a gauge, switch or transmitter.
 - The media is non-homogenous or contains suspended matter such as wood pulp which may clog the pressure port of a gauge, switch or transmitter.
 - Remote reading is required. A diaphragm seal with a capillary line will allow remote installation of a pressure instrument.
 - The sanitary cleanliness level is critical. A flush mounted or INLINE SEAL™ sanitary type diaphragm seal avoids dead space and cavities.
 - The media is toxic or hazardous and may pollute the environment. A suitably designed diaphragm seal will provide additional protection.
 - The application requires high overpressure protection. A diaphragm seal with a contoured diaphragm bed can be configured to provide overpressure protection and protection to the instrument.
 
- Meeting fugitive emission requirements
 - Extending the service life of the pressure instrument
 - Reducing the cost of installation
 - Reducing or eliminating maintenance costs
 
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