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Aeration/Flow

A continuous level measurement sensor reports the level of material in a bin, tank, or silo over its full span from top to bottom. It reports inventory over time using software or display consoles.
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A point level switch or indicator alerts when material stored in a vessel contacts the instrument. The switch is wired to an alarm, light, or control panel to alert of a high or low level or to start or stop a process.
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Complete your inventory management system with wireless network communications, local displays, control consoles, and quick connect accessories.
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Point Level Alarm Panels

Inventory management software puts real-time stock levels on a phone or PC. Improve accuracy, optimize purchasing, and put an end to manual tasks.
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Material management devices ensure or detect the behavior of solids or powders to ensure processes in your plant and supply chain runs efficiently.
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Digitize Plastics Silos

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Unearth Digital Mining Measurement

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Powerful Bulk Material Inventory

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BinMaster Laser

A laser level measurement sensor is used for level control, plugged chute detection, and monitoring buildup in low-dust environments. This non-contact device measures a single point in a tight beam, making it suitable for use in very narrow vessels, constrained spaces, or in applications where the beam must be precisely targeted to avoid walls or other structures. Laser can be pointed at an outlet to ensure timely replenishment of material or mounted near the sidewall to detect buildup.

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