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FLOW & LEVEL CONTROL


REAL-TIME INSIGHT INTO STOCK LEVELS WITH RADAR


Radar level sensors from VEGA have overcome the problems manual measurement of stock levels were causing at a company producing ingredients for the beverage industry


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t Döhler, a leading manufacturer of semi-finished products for the beverage industry, it had long been difficult to keep track of stock levels. The plant in Oosterhout, with its


105 storage tanks, previously relied on manual VEGATRUCK HITS THE ROAD THIS OCTOBER


The distinctive VEGATRUCK mobile customer training facility returns this October for a four-week Celtic Tour. Travelling through Northern England, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Wales and Scotland, it will bring practical, hands-on training in level and pressure instrumentation closer to customers across the regions. Attendance is completely free of charge, with timed tickets booked through Ticket Tailor. The VEGATRUCK combines an American Kenworth W900 with an expanding Formula 1-style trailer. Inside is a 64m² presentation and training area featuring a mini theatre, working instruments, live application models and interactive technology. Visitors can see measurements in action, handle instruments and discuss their own applications. What to expect on-board: • Expert Guidance: Engage with VEGA’s pressure and level experts who will be on hand


to provide in-depth training, demonstrations, and answer any questions about the product range. • Product Demonstrations: Experience first- hand the capabilities of VEGA’s products, including the universally adaptable 6X Non-Contact Level radar tailored to your process needs; discover the low-cost, versatile and resilient level sensors for the water industry; take a closer look at process, hydrostatic, and differential pressure transmitters, and the range of point level detection and radiometric technology. Models cover applications including flow measurement, stormwater overflow basins, bulk solids, and the chemical, petrochemical, food and pharmaceutical industries. • Wireless IIoT Solutions: Explore VEGA’s battery-powered wireless IIoT radar solutions, offering advanced functionality and ease of integration. • VEGA Inventory System: Learn about VIS - the innovative software designed to streamline inventory management processes. • Sensor setup with VEGA Tools App: Join a live demo showcasing instrument adjustment with Bluetooth communications, compatible with all plics sensors since 2002. With easy to use graphic visualisation of your data, a menu structure identical to PACTware/DTM and back-up/restore functions. For more information, visit the VEGATRUCK tour


page: https://www.vega.com/en-uk/company/ news-and-events/exhibitions/uk-vegatruck


6 PROCESS & CONTROL ENGINEERING | SEPTEMBER 2026


measurements, which was time-consuming, error- prone and often inaccurate. Today, things are different: With radar level sensors from VEGA, Döhler now has reliable real- time data at all times – and benefits greatly from time and cost savings. Now, VEGAPULS C 23 and VEGAPULS 31 sensors deliver accurate level data – available at any time, without employees having to check the tanks manually. This ensures: • Fewer planning errors • More efficient use of tank trucks • Avoidance of overfilling and material waste • A smoother production process The sensors are maintenance-free, Bluetooth- enabled and designed for long-term use. What is more, VEGA has provided training for Döhler employees, to help them make the most of the new technology.


The solution is scalable – all 105 tanks can soon be equipped with the sensors. An investment that pays off!


VEGA www.vega.com/en-uk


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