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Strip Heater What Is A Strip Heater And What Is It Used For?

A strip heater is a device which is mounted on a surface and used to heat the surface or air (gasses).

What is a Cartridge Heater and how does it work? What Is A Cartridge Heater And What Is Used For? – Omega Engineering

Cartridge heaters are most frequently used for heating metal parts by insertion into drilled holes.

Industrial Heaters what is an industrial electric heater?

Electric heaters are used in a variety of processes where the temperature of an object or process needs to be increased.

Everything you need to know about Immersion Heaters Everything you need to know about Immersion Heaters

An immersion heater is a device which is installed in a tank or container to heat a liquid. The installation can be over-the-side, flanged, or threaded.

An Introduction to Flow Meters An Introduction to Flow Meters

As the name implies a Flow meter is an instrument for monitoring, measuring, or recording the rate of flow, pressure, or discharge of liquids or gasses.

What is an Ultrasonic Flow Meter? What is an Ultrasonic Flow Meter?

An ultrasonic flow meter (non-intrusive Doppler flow meter) is a volumetric flow meter which requires particulates or bubbles in the flow.

What are Electromagnetic Flow Meters? DwyerOmega | Blog | What Are Electromagnetic Flow Meters?

A magnetic flow meter (mag flow meter) is a volumetric flow meter which does not have any moving parts and is ideal for wastewater applications or any dirty liquid which is conductive or water based.

What is a Coriolis Flow Meter and How Does it Work? What Is A Coriolis Flow Meter and How Does It Work

A Coriolis flow meter is a type of mass flow meter. It is designed differently and works differently than thermal or differential mass flow meters.

Jauges de contraintes Strain Gages - Omega Engineering Canada

Jauges de contrainte (jauges) : qu’est-ce qu’une jauge de contrainte? Une jauge de contrainte est un capteur dont la résistance varie selon la force appliquée.

What are LVDT Sensors? DwyerOmega | Blog | What are LVDT Sensors?

An LVDT is an electromechanical device used to convert mechanical motion or vibrations, specifically rectilinear motion, into a variable electrical current, voltage or electric signals, and the reverse.

Installing Load Cells DwyerOmega | Blog | Installing Load Cells

Each load cell installation is unique. Consult a structural engineer when your application requires very high accuracy, long-term stability, custom specifications, or when using in a varied R&D environment.

Blog Getting Ready for AHR 2026

Getting Ready for AHR 2026 DwyerOmega will be exhibiting at AHR Expo 2026, where attendees can explore updated HVACR measurement solutions across temperature, pressure, flow, level, indoor air quality, and gas detection. Through hands-on demonstrations and direct conversations with product experts, the DwyerOmega team uses AHR as an opportunity to listen to customer feedback, understand real field challenges, and ensure future product development aligns with evolving industry needs.

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Blog What is an Air Handling Unit?

What is an Air Handling Unit? An air handling unit (AHU) is a core part of a building’s HVAC system, responsible for circulating and conditioning air to maintain comfortable and healthy indoor environments. Commonly used in commercial and industrial facilities, AHUs work alongside heating and cooling equipment to regulate airflow, temperature, and humidity. Modern AHUs rely on sensors and transmitters to monitor air quality, optimize energy efficiency, detect issues early, and support effective preventive maintenance.

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Blog 5 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Valve

5 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Valve Choosing the correct valve is essential for safe, reliable, and efficient system operation. This article breaks down five key factors to consider when selecting a valve, including valve function, process media, pressure and temperature ratings, flow requirements, and actuation or installation constraints. Understanding how these factors interact helps engineers and system designers avoid premature failure, improve control performance, and ensure long-term reliability across industrial and HVAC applications.

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Blog How To Ensure Safety in the Food & Beverage Industry

How To Ensure Safety in the Food & Beverage Industry Refrigeration is a key HACCP control point because unsafe temperatures allow harmful bacteria to multiply. Food processors must monitor, record, and verify temperatures continuously to stay compliant and protect product quality. Reliable sensors, alarms, and documentation tools make it possible to detect excursions quickly and maintain safe cold storage at every stage of production.

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Blog What are the Best Monitoring Solutions for Semiconductor Subfabs?

What are the Best Monitoring Solutions for Semiconductor Subfabs? Semiconductor transistors operate at nanometer-scale dimensions, where even minor environmental variations can affect performance and yield. As a result, semiconductor fabrication demands extremely precise control of temperature, humidity, pressure, and contamination to ensure reliable microchip manufacturing.

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Blog How to Properly Monitor Open Channel Flow

How to Properly Monitor Open Channel Flow Learn how weirs, flumes, ultrasonic level sensors, and hydrostatic transmitters provide accurate, continuous flow monitoring for open-channel applications.

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Blog What are Strain Gauges?

What are Strain Gauges? Strain gauges convert mechanical deformation into measurable resistance changes through the piezoresistive effect. Small resistance shifts are detected using a Wheatstone bridge with amplification and temperature compensation. Common types include linear, diaphragm, rosette, torsion, and dual-parallel gauges—each suited to specific stress directions and materials. Used widely in structural testing, load and pressure measurement, and industrial condition monitoring, strain gauges provide precise data essential for safety, performance, and predictive maintenance across engineering applications.

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