High-Temperature
Pressure Transducers
& Sensors.
From hot process lines to combustion test stands. Find the right thermal barrier, sensing technology and signal chain for your measurement.
Application targets for selection. Final media, sensing-body and electronics ratings depend on the selected configuration.
Define gas exposure, coolant conditions and useful bandwidth independently.
Temperature alone does not select the sensor.
Separate process temperature, exposure time and electronics ambient. Cooling conditions belong in the specification.
Static pressure needs a DC-capable chain. Pulsation and shock require a defined low-frequency cutoff and flat bandwidth.
Thread, seat, flushness and port volume affect sealing and response. Match the complete installation drawing.
Choose a pressure-sensing architecture.
Water-Cooled Dynamic Pressure Sensors ↗
800–1,500°C+ hot-gas projects
Bridge mV/V or charge output; matched wideband conditioning02 / HTP-FINIndustrial High-Temperature Pressure Transmitters ↗
200–450°C process targets
4–20 mA / 0–10 V; optional protocols by selected configuration03 / HTP-DYNDry High-Temperature Dynamic Pressure Sensors ↗
450–700°C application review
Charge or remote bridge conditioning; technology selected per duty04 / HTP-DUALCombined Pressure & Temperature Transducers ↗
One process port, two measurements
Independent pressure output + PT100 or K-type channelA fast probe needs a fast path to your DAQ.
Mounting cavities, sense tubes, amplifiers and acquisition filters can reshape a pressure waveform. Specify the frequency range and allowed error across the complete chain.
Build the supporting system ↗Steam, oil & hot fluids
Review continuous temperature, chemical compatibility, loop power and response time for plant and OEM instrumentation.
Pulsation, shock & thermal exposure
Define mean pressure, dynamic amplitude, exposure time and cooling availability before selecting a test probe.
Compare the complete configuration
Share the current model and drawing. Mechanical fit, output, calibration and delivery are reviewed per quotation.
Turn your thermal duty into a clear sensor RFQ.
Send media and ambient temperatures, pressure reference, dynamics and mounting requirements.
Request an engineering quote ↗