Products Containers, tanks & vessels Bespoke water tanks for Asian market Level sensors provide leak detection
Franklin Hodge has completed a deal with Pan Asian of Singapore to create a new joint venture company aimed at increasing sales of its bespoke water tanks to the fast-expanding Asian market. Franklin Hodge (Asia) Pte will bring considerable expertise and experience to the region includ- ing the capability to design, build and install water tanks that can withstand harsh climates and extreme events such as typhoons and earthquakes.
“The opportunity to form a joint venture with such a rep- utable listed company gives us excellent potential for growth in South East Asia,” comments managing director Nigel Snee. “Pan Asian Holdings' highly skilled and professional engi- neers have impressed us. They
are an ideal business partner for Franklin Hodge. Our strength in water tanks very much comple- ments their product range of over 750 quality items of ductile iron pipes, valves, gates, couplings and other related accessories for the assembly of integrated water piping solutions”.
Built on Franklin Hodge's 20 years’ experience of supplying tanks to Malaysia, the joint ven- ture now provides customers in Asia with a dedicated in-market team for product and project information as well as support - at a time when Singapore is firmly establishing itself as a centre of excellence for water and environmental technology. Franklin Hodge T: 01432 269 605
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www.franklinhodge.com
for underground storage tanks Gems Sensors and Controls has launched an innovative range of magnetostrictive level sensors. The XT-1000 sensors have been designed for use in a wide range of OEM and end user applications, providing continuous operation with extremely high levels of precision and reliability. The XT-1000 series offers a line of robust, stainless steel sensors with highly accurate continuous level measurement in lengths from 20cm to more than 4m. Largely unaffected by temperature, this level sensor measures liquid media levels using the complete probe length. The device offers constant sensing of fluid level regardless of the physical state of the media including bubbles, foam, condensation, precipitation, pressure, temperature or changes in density. The use of magnetostriction is suitable for applications that require extremely accurate indication such as the chemical and water treatment industries. The 4-20mA sensor is compatible with a variety of tank dimensions and offers an explosion-proof version for installation in potentially explosive atmospheres where electrical equipment of category 1 (zone 0) or category (zone 0/1) are required. Also available with the digital Hart protocol operating system, the sensor is able to out- put the position of the first, second or both floats. “The XT-1000 increases the breadth of the Gems continuous level product line with a highly accurate magnetostrictive technology solution,” says Kevin Castonguay, product marketing manager for Gems Sensors and Controls. “The high resolution sensor is a robust solution for a wide variety of OEM and end user applications such as chemicals and petrochemicals, biotech and pharmaceuticals, mechanical engineering, water treatment, beverage, food processing and underground storage tanks for leak detection.”
Gems Sensors and Controls
www.gemssensors.com
T: 01256 320244 Enter 202
Thermatel®
Enhanced Model TA2
measures direct mass fl ow without the need for pressure or temperature compensation. This is a “plug and play” device as it can be pre-calibrated for 1 or 2 gasses or 2 ranges and confi gured for your specifi c application.
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For full information, contact Magnetrol at
sales@magnetrol.co.uk Unit 1 Regent Business Centre Jubilee Road Burgess Hill West Sussex RH 15 9TL
Tel. (01444) 871313 or visit
www.magnetrol.com
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