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APG’s new Chemically Resistant Magnetostrictive Level Transmitter, the MPX-E Chemical, is built specifically for harsh chemical environments. While our other MPX probes, the MPX-E, MPX-R, and MPX-F, use bare 316L stainless steel for the stem, the MPX-E Chemical has a special chemical resistant coating on the stem, allowing it to perform exceptionally in situations that would, quite literally, eat a stainless steel sensor. Let’s look at a couple reasons the MPX-E Chemical works so well in such tough places.

Often, when we talk about Remote Monitoring, we’re talking about having access to your monitoring system when you are not on site. That is, it’s for monitoring for when you are remote from the system. But what about when it’s the system that is remote?

Whether it’s a tank several miles up hill from a control house or pressure transducers along a pipeline, there are many examples of level and pressure measurements that are a long way from any control system. And when it’s the measurements that are remote, there’s only so much an internet connection can do for you.

With that in mind, here are three reasons APG’s Tank Mesh Wireless communication excels in remote measurement monitoring situations.

In February we introduced our newest submersible pressure transducer, the Series PT-510. The Series PT-510 is an OEM-ready submersible transducer, with a maximum depth of 46 feet. Today, let’s look at three specific advantages of using the PT-510 in well water measurement.

Here we are at the end of 2016. We at the Measurement Experts blog appreciate your readership this year. You visited this blog more than 52,000 times this year, with more than 8,000 views on the most popular post. So, thanks for coming by!

The posts you read tell us which topics hold the most interest for you, our readers. To that end, we’ve gathered the 10 posts with the most visits in 2016. These are the posts that you read the most.

So, without further delay, the Top 10 Measurement Expert posts in 2016: