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Magnetrol has a rich tradition of being a customer-centered, family-oriented company. That makes blogging the perfect format for those of us at Magnetrol with extensive knowledge in the application of level and flow measurement technology to connect with people who are interested. Not only will readers get outstanding content that is current and relevant, but they will also enjoy an experience that makes Magnetrol unique from its competitors, our people.

Jul 9, 2013

Application Considerations When Specifying Pulse Burst Radar (Non-Contact Radar) for Liquid Level Sensing

Assessing your level instrumentation needs correctly is essential for process efficiency and performance.

Jul 2, 2013

Magnetrol® Receives ISO Certification for Shanghai Manufacturing Facility

Magnetrol® is pleased to announce that we’ve received an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Certification for our Shanghai Manufacturing facility.

Jun 25, 2013

Liquid Level Sensing With Pulse Burst Radar (Non-Contact Radar) Technology

Process industry operations face questions of level instrumentation technology daily. Whether specifying liquid level controls for a greenfield facility or upgrading existing instrumentation for improved efficiencies in an existing plant, instrumentation and control managers must stay abreast of numerous technology options.

Jun 18, 2013

Ensuring Level Measurement Accuracy in Saturated Steam Applications

A main advantage of Guided Wave Radar (GWR) over other level measurement technologies is the fact that it is immune to a variety of process conditions. Specific gravity changes, dielectric constant changes, temperature, pressure and vapor space changes all have virtually no effect on the performance of GWR transmitters.

Jun 11, 2013

Eclipse® Model 706: The Future of Guided Wave Radar Technology

Today, process industries require safe, effective level control for more extreme atmospheric conditions than ever before.

Jun 4, 2013

The Impact of Signal-to-Noise Ratio on Guided Wave Radar Transmitter Performance

In recent years, much has been said in the industry about the importance of the amplitude (size) of the guided wave radar (GWR) transmit pulse.

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