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OSECO’s robust sensor line represents the most complete range of sensors in existence, including sensors for conventional rupture disks, high-performance disks, and
sanitary service disks. OSECO is the only manufacturer to offer the AMSX sensor, specifically designed for installation in the harsh environments of discharge manifolds, and the patented FLCOS combination disk and sensor. OSECO sensors are electronically classified as “simple apparatus” and can be used in hazzardous locations in intrinsically safe circuits. OSECO sensors, alarm modules, and monitors make up a total burst disk notification system.
ASF
The Alarm Sensor Fitting is a very economical solution for
product loss prevention in many plastic and paper product applications, such as extrusion, modling, and film manufacturing.
The PVC fitting attaches quickly to standard piping and contains a frangible graphite rod, actuating the sensor upon overpressure.
SVT
OSECO’s SVT Sensor is a ready-to-install sensor with superior
chemical resistance. Its bidirectional, nonfragmenting design is perfect for fast failure recognition and use upstream of relief valves.
CMS
The Crowned Metal Sensor is used with larger rupture disks, where
the disk crown may extend beyond its holder and interfere with standard flat sensors.
AMS
The All-Metal Sensor is specified for higher temperatures and
corrosive applications. The AMS can be used with metal or graphite rupture disks.
OSS:
The OSECO Sanitary Sensor is designed for use with sanitary
disks, such as the PRO-S and FASS. Sizes range from 1.5” to
4”.
LPSF:
This Low-Pressure Sensor, Flanged, is desigend for use with our VAPRO and POSIPRO disks in applications not requiring sanitary
service.
AMSX
The All-Metal Sensor, Extra-Strength, is rated for higher pressure
for more demanding applications, such as pressure fluctuations in manifold and discharge lines.
LPSS:
The Low-Pressure Sanitary Sensor is used with our VAPRO and POSIPRO disks when sanitary fittings are required. Consult Advanced Rupture Disk Technology if choosing a LPSS.
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