Hydrostatic vs Radar vs Ultrasonic Level Measurement — How to Choose

Choosing a level sensor sounds straightforward until you start reading datasheets. Hydrostatic, radar, ultrasonic, capacitive, guided-wave, float… each technology has loud advocates and good reasons to exist. The honest answer is that the right technology depends entirely on the application, and picking the wrong one is one of the most common causes of unreliable level […]

Gauge vs Absolute vs Sealed Gauge Pressure — Which Do You Need?

Ask ten engineers what the difference is between gauge and absolute pressure and you’ll get nine confident answers and one quiet “…actually, remind me again?” It’s one of the most-asked questions in pressure instrumentation, and getting it wrong at the specification stage is one of the most common reasons a pressure transmitter ends up giving […]

Smarter Pressure Monitoring at the Edge — Titan TPT-SDI

Remote monitoring has a power problem. Solar panels shrink, battery packs need to last seasons rather than weeks, and every microamp matters. Yet the pressure data those sites produce, groundwater levels, mains pressure, irrigation flows, pipeline integrity, has never been more critical to the organisations relying on it.The Titan TPT-SDI Digital Pressure Transmitter from Stork […]

Wellhead Pressure Monitoring for Upstream Drilling Operations

The SDPG1000 Digital Pressure Gauge aligns well with wellhead pressure monitoring requirements because it is designed for high pressure fluid measurement while remaining self-contained and field deployable. In practical terms, it supports both routine verification checks and more investigative troubleshooting work where you need confidence in the displayed value and the ability to capture a […]

How to Measure Pressure Accurately: Industrial Best Practice

Pressure measurement sounds simple on the surface. You install a sensor, take a reading and use the data. In practice, though, getting an accurate pressure reading depends on much more than just choosing any sensor that fits the connection.The best way to measure pressure accurately depends on the application, the type of pressure being measured, […]

Pressure Transmitter Selection for Biogas Digesters | 316L, FKM, PVDF and ATEX Considerations

For vessel/headspace pressure measurement on a small EGSB anaerobic digester, a DMK 331 configured with 316L wetted parts and an FKM seal is, in most cases, a sensible default choice where the transmitter sees gas only and the pressure connection can be kept reasonably dry. The main engineering risk is not simply the presence of […]

LMK 307 T Level and Temperature Transmitter for Water and Wastewater

When your application depends on accurate level data, temperature can often be just as important. In water systems, wastewater processing, fuel storage and biogas operations, both measurements affect performance, safety and control. That is where the LMK 307 T Level and Temperature Transmitter stands out. Available from Stork Solutions, the LMK 307 T is designed […]

DCT 553 P IO-Link Pressure Transmitter: Accurate, Hygienic Pressure Measurement with Smarter Diagnostics

Modern processing plants need pressure measurement that is accurate, stable, and easy to maintain, especially in environments where hygiene, temperature swings, and frequent cleaning are part of daily operations. At the same time, engineering teams are expected to reduce commissioning time and improve fault-finding without stopping production.The DCT 553 P industrial pressure transmitter with IO-Link […]

CPA-325S Hydrostatic Level Transmitter: Reliable Level Measurement in Contaminated Liquids

When you are measuring level in clean water, most submersible level probes will behave well. The real challenge starts when the liquid contains impurities, suspended solids, sediment, grease, or abrasive particles like sand and silt. In those environments, many level sensors fail in predictable ways: blocked diaphragms, unstable readings, drift, and repeated maintenance visits.That is […]

Marine Approvals Explained: What LR, DNV, ABS, and CCS Mean for Instrumentation

If you work in marine and offshore, you will have seen instrumentation specs that include a short line like “LR approved” or “DNV approved”. It looks simple, but it often becomes the deciding factor in procurement, project acceptance, and documentation sign-off.This article explains what LR, DNV, ABS, and CCS approvals generally mean in practice for […]