Custom Sensors & Technology, A Leader In Offering Process Control Instruments

Custom Sensors and Technology, based in Fenton MO

, is a leader in the field of process control instruments, providing options that will make it easy to monitor corrosion, and other vital analytical readings and data, saving industries upwards of $70-80 billion a year.

Process control instruments are important on many levels in the manufacturing world. The standard technology for corrosion monitoring is not particularly reliable, nor are they cost effective. Custom Sensors and Technology has process control instruments that are superior as corrosion monitoring systems because they operate based on the concept of reflectance of radiation from a reflective surface. These process control instruments use a stable light source to detect corrosion more effectively and accurately than any other process control instruments available. These process control instruments are heavily relied upon in the pharmaceutical and bio-tech sector, as well as in chemical plants, refineries, pulp and paper mills.

Process control instruments can ensure the integrity of water quality, as well as pipelines, liquid transports and utilities. Custom Sensors and Technology's process control instruments for corrosion detection consist of a low-cost fiber optic based photometric transmitter that can provide either an automatic or a manual response. The Fiber Optic Reflectance Probe process control instruments provide accurate measurements through the use of internal optics that measure through a metalized window. These process control instrument probes can withstand temperatures up to 300 degrees Celsius, and pressure up to 10,000 psig.

Custom Sensors and Technology process control instruments not only help save money, they are designed specifically for many industries. Custom Sensors and Technology is a full-service provider of process control instruments that can be designed to your unique specifications. Their roster of process control instruments includes photometric transmitters, which can be designed with industry specific configurations, as well as oxygen transmitters, hardware, parts and accessories. There is also a wide variety of measurement methods to choose from, which includes fluorescence, near infrared, UV and VIS absorbance. If you're in need of custom process control instruments, Custom Sensors and Technology can handle the entire process, from start to finish. They are with you every step of the way when it comes to application engineering, commissioning and start-ups, for anything from sample handling systems to fibre optic light probes. They will perform product validation, factory acceptance testing, as well as analysis and in-house repair, when required. It is Custom Sensors and Technology's goal to be the go-to problem solver for all their customers, providing cost-effective solutions to all their needs. They have a rich history of guiding manufacturing and other sectors to the technological equipment that will upgrade and enhance their most important inner-working, helping to produce superior products that meet or exceed the most stringent purity guidelines. Now more than ever, it is of the utmost importance to raise manufacturing standards and invest in the equipment that will not only abide by industry standards, but produce the high quality consumer demand.

For more information on process control instruments, visit customsensors.

by: Timmy Vic

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