RetractoMaster
The RetractoMaster is a retractable housing used with the FermoTrode and the ChemoTrode. For the ChemoTrode a pressure source of up to 6 bar can be added to the RetractoMaster to ensure the outflow of electrolyte and extend sensor life and performance.
This retractable housing allows to mount and dismount the sensors while the process is running. By pressing the red button the sensors is easily move into or out of the process. Safety is guaranteed because insertion into a vessel without a sensor is impossible so is removal while in measuring position. The pressure inside the RetractoMaster can be controlled via a built-in manometer.
General Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Wetted Parts | Stainless Steel 1.4571 FKM |
| O-ring position | 22.5 mm |
| Pressure range (bar g) | 0 to 6 bar |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 – 130 °C |
| For Sensors with | 250 mm |
| Surface Quality of Steel | Ra < 0.4 μm (N5) |
| ATEX approval | Conform to DIN EN 13463-1 |
Resources
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Catalog - Process Analytics
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Material Specification - O-ring EPDM
Material specification of O-ring EPDM
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What is a refillable sensor and why would I choose it?
Refillable sensors have a port that allows manual replenishment of the reference electrolyte. Processes like pure water leach out out the electrolyte so the Ionotrode is a good choice. Other products like the ChemoTrode allow the for externally pressurized electrolyte so the process liquid cannot easily contaminate the sensor. -
What is A-length and how is it measured?
A-length refers to the insertion depth of the sensor. It's generally measured from the base of the PG13.5 mounting threads but can vary with certain styles of sensors. -
What is the "OP" designation at the end of a FlexiFit part number?
"OP" is short for O-ring Position.
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Understanding Wetted Materials (Stainless, Plastics, & Elastomers)
Wetted materials such as stainless steel, plastics, and elastomers are often listed by different names and abbreviations in different parts of the world. This quick cross reference guide helps sort out the common names for wetted materials used in Hamilton sensors. -
Understanding Surface Finish
This article explores the topic of surface finish on wetted components for Hamilton sensors, housings, and other products. -
Glossary of Sensor & Biopharma Acronyms & Abbreviations
Acronyms and abbreviations are commonly used with process analytics measurements found in the biopharma industry. This glossary is an attempt to de-code some of the more frequently used acronyms.
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