ATEX, IECEx, and ANZEx Approved Ultrasonic Sensors for Hazardous Areas

This article explains how monitoring crusher feed hopper levels helps maintain a steady, controlled material flow into crushing equipment. By using ultrasonic sensors for real-time, non-contact level measurement, operators can prevent overloading, avoid underfeeding, and keep throughput consistent. The result is improved efficiency, reduced mechanical stress, and fewer u...

A practical guide to planning ultrasonic sensor installations, covering key factors like mounting, environment, and system integration to ensure accurate and reliable performance.

This article explores how ultrasonic sensors improve safety, efficiency, and reliability across bulk material handling and conveyor systems. From monitoring material flow to belt loading and supporting predictive maintenance, ultrasonic technology delivers consistent, non-contact measurement in harsh environments. The result is better control, reduced downtime, and longe...