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Air Pressure Sensor Manufacturers and Companies

IQS Directory provides a comprehensive list of air pressure sensor manufacturers and suppliers. Use our website to review and source top air pressure sensor manufacturers with roll over ads and detailed product descriptions. Find air pressure sensor companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture air pressure sensors to your companies specifications. Then contact the air pressure sensor companies through our quick and easy request for quote form. Website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information is provided for each company. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of static air pressure sensors, non intrusive external air pressure sensors, wheel air stem sensors or customized air pressure sensors of every type, this is the resource for you.

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Leading Air Pressure Sensor Manufacturers

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Core Sensors

At Core Sensors, we specialize in providing high-quality pressure transducers and pressure measurement solutions designed to deliver accuracy, reliability, and consistent performance. Our company offers pressure sensing products that support industrial processes, equipment monitoring, and automated control systems. We focus on supplying dependable solutions that help customers measure and monitor pressure across a wide range of operating conditions.

LocationWhippany, NJ
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Honeywell Test & Measurement

Honeywell offers a broad portfolio of pressure transducers for test and measurement in industrial, automotive/transportation, aerospace, and medical applications Honeywell’s pressure transducers are suited for both high and low temperatures. Products include strain gauge pressure transducers, differential pressure transducers, LVDTs and miniature pressure transducers. Customization is available – contact Honeywell with your application requirements.

LocationColumbus, OH
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Emerson Automation Solutions

At Emerson Automation Solutions, we dedicate ourselves to advancing precision measurement and control technologies that empower industries to operate safely, efficiently, and sustainably. Our work in pressure transducers exemplifies this mission, as we engineer and manufacture high-performance sensors designed to provide accurate pressure readings under the most demanding industrial conditions.

LocationMcKinney, TX
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Setra Systems, Inc.

We design and manufacture acceleration, pressure and weight sensing products. Setra makes fuel cell pressure transducers, industrial strain gauge pressure transducers, HVAC/R pressure transducers, ultra-high purity and vacuum pressure transducers plus other types. We've been in business since 1967.

LocationBoxborough, MA
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Endress & Hauser Inc.

At Endress & Hauser, we take pride in being a global leader in process automation and instrumentation, dedicated to helping industries achieve precise measurement, control, and efficiency. Our expertise in pressure transducer technology allows us to deliver solutions that ensure reliable process monitoring and optimized system performance across a wide range of applications.

LocationGreenwood, IN
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ABB U.S.

At ABB, we are driven by the pursuit of precision, innovation, and reliability in every solution we deliver. Our expertise spans across industrial automation, electrification, and advanced measurement technologies that empower industries to perform at their highest potential. As pioneers in process instrumentation, we design and manufacture high-performance pressure transducers that provide accurate and stable measurements in even the most demanding environments.

LocationCary, NC
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6 leading manufacturers and 32 additional suppliers.
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The listed suppliers are in 20 states and provinces: Ohio (6), Connecticut (4), Massachusetts (4), Washington (3), California (2), North Carolina (2), Ontario (2), Pennsylvania (2), and 12 more.
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Air Pressure Sensors

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Air pressure sensors measure the force of air as exerted on the device and then convert the information into a readable display. Transducers are similar; they are designed to convert one form of energy into another, while sensors are explicitly intended to measure and provide a reading of the measurement. Sensors are often composed of transducers, so the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. They are frequently encased in stainless steel and found in nozzles or connectors, although separate electronic instruments are common as well.

Importance of Air Pressure Sensors

Air pressure sensors are important because an incorrect pressure can cause injury to nearby personnel or damage surrounding materials and equipment. If a mechanic is unsure how much pressure is in a tire, for example, he could overfill it and cause it to burst, or he could under-fill it and cause excessive wear to the car.

Applications of Air Pressure Sensors

Air pressure sensors are used to monitor the pneumatic air pressure in:

These sensors are also useful for determining the air pressure of a given room because air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure. Hospitals monitor air pressure to minimize the risk of spreading infection and disease.

Air pressure sensors are sometimes combined with other useful devices such as pressure regulators and calibrators. Pressure regulators control the amount of pressure running through a system and can be altered to increase or reduce the pressure based on the reading the sensor provides. Calibrators are used to determine if the sensor is making accurate readings. These instruments receive input from the system and compare that with the reading on the sensor to make sure that everything is functioning correctly and accurately. It is a safety hazard if air pressure is unregulated or misread.

Design of Air Pressure Sensors

Air pressure sensors are small enough to fit in an open hand; some are the size of a fingernail.

  • They rely on the use of a silicon chip, also called an integrated circuit.
  • The pressure of the air bends the chip according to how much force is being exerted.
  • The bend causes the charge in the integrated circuit to change, which the sensor detects and uses to determine the air pressure.
  • It transmits the information to a gauge or display.

Some sensors have audible alarms to alert the operator that the pressure is either too high or too low, while other systems, such as those found in cars, have a light to inform the driver if tire pressure is incorrect.