Level

Guided Wave Radar

Guided wave radar is selected where applications present exceptional mechanical, chemometric or process challenges for both liquid and bulk solids service. 

Large selection of rod and cable systems with extensive range of process contact materials.

Guided wave Radar can also be used t measure interface points between two different liquids, for instance in decanting applications.

Contact Us Book a demo
Circle Icon
Circle Icon
Our Support Proposition
Application Review
  • Full review/survey of application, process conditions and required outcome (URS)
  • Support Evaluation, Testing, POC and Prototyping where appropriate
  • Review of regulatory compliance
Performance Guarantee
  • Full accountability to application success
  • Commitment
  • Written Performance Guarantee
Implementation
  • Order Expedite
  • FAT, SAT, IQ/OQ…..
  • Installation Support, Commission, Configure, Calibrate
Lifecycle Support
  • Warrantee with site resolve
  • SLA standard or customised for your service and re-calibration
  • Scheduled or Emergency call out service
  • Training in the operation and maintenance of all our solutions

Level News

Guided Wave Radar for Level Measurement in the most Complex applications.
Guided Wave Radar for Level Measurement in the most Complex applications.
Cable, Rod or coaxial sensors over stable accurate and reliable level measurement even in applications with steam, product build up, condensation, foam, dust, very low dielectric constants and even interface measurement.
Read More
Vega Guided Wave Radar. How does it work?
Vega Guided Wave Radar. How does it work?
Guided wave radar is the ideal technology to measure level in liquids or bulk solids across a number of industries in a variety of process conditions. These sensors are unaffected by changing pressure, temperature, or a product’s specific gravity.
Read More
Guided Wave Radar for Interface Measurement
Guided Wave Radar for Interface Measurement
Interface Measurement is an important measurement where two liquids of different densities need to be separated. This application is very common across small molecule pharma, chemical and oil & gas on a variety of applications including solvent decanting.
Read More
Contact Us