INSTRUMENTATION / MEASUREMENT
Advancing Industrial Efficiency: Process Sensing Technologies (PST) Measurement Solutions
Process Sensing Technologies (PST) leads the way in the industry with proprietary humidity and gas measurement technologies that offer insights down to parts per billion, revolution- izing processes in demanding applications. Our monitoring solutions not only drive innovation but also elevate safety, energy efficiency, product quality, and regulatory compliance, ranging from material handling to R&D, production, storage, and transport.
In the dynamic landscape of industrial operations, PST drives innovation and efficiency with its expertise and state-of-the-art portfolio of sensing technologies through its recognized brands such as Michell Instruments, Rotronic, Analytical Industries, Ntron, SST Sensing, Dynament, Sensoscientific, and Fluid Component International, tailored to the evolving needs of today’s manufacturing, chemical, and energy production sectors.
PST’s customers benefit from an extensive, complementary product range covering:
• Trace Moisture and Dew-Point Measurement and Analysis Trace moisture measurement is vital for quality, safety, and efficiency in numerous industries, as water vapor can severely harm product quality and integrity. PST offers a wide range of high-precision trace moisture analyzers, water dew-point transmitters, chilled mirror reference hygrometers, and process moisture analyzers, which ensure peace of mind to thousands of customers around the world.
• Process Analyzers for Moisture and Hydrocarbon Dew-Point Measurement
Our moisture and hydrocarbon dew-point analyzers, designed for the natural gas industry, are crucial for extraction, processing, transportation, and storage. PST chilled mirror- based analyzers and testers are vital for quality assurance in natural gas custody transfer, preventing disputes. These globally certified analyzers (ATEX, IECEx, cQPSus) come with
standard or custom sampling systems. The range includes TDLAS fast-response analyzers, quartz crystal microbalance ppb-level analyzers, metal oxide sensor hygrometers, and online and portable hydrocarbon dew-point analyzers.
• Humidity and Temperature Measurement
Relative humidity measurement, coupled with temperature, is crucial for quality and safety in various industries, including explosive atmospheres and the highly regulated food and pharma sectors. Our Swiss-made products, featuring high- precision, ultra-stable capacitive sensors, set industry standards for environmental and process monitoring. These instruments, capable of displaying dew point or mixing ratio, include probes, sensors, transmitters, data loggers, handheld instruments, calibration systems, and real-time online monitoring systems, ensuring compliance with FDA and GxP regulations.
• Water Activity Measurement
Measuring ‘free’ water in products is key for quality and shelf-life, especially in the highly regulated pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetics industries. Excess water risks microbial growth, water migration, and issues like clumping, consist- ency changes, nutrient loss, and reduced value and shelf-life. Our range of water activity (aw) analyzers offers precise, quick (typically under five minutes) measurements of aw. Options include high-end temperature-stabilized analyzers, touchscreen analyzers with remote access and (Bluetooth) measurement heads.
• Sensors PST offers an array of industrial oxygen, carbon dioxide, and refrigerant A2L sensors for diverse markets, including environmental, energy, HVAC, healthcare, medical, pharma- ceutical, cosmetics, food, beverage, diving, agtech, industrial, and transportation. PST sensors, known for quality, perform- ance, and reliability, range from compact galvanic electro- chemical, nondispersive infrared, and optical sensors to sturdy stainless-steel zirconia and liquid level sensors.
• Oxygen Measurement
Precise oxygen measurement is essential in diverse industries for applications like industrial gas purity, leak protection in
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