Process Sensors
Hamilton process sensors are well known for high quality, long life, unique features, and competitive pricing. In order to meet these rigorous requirements, we are constantly striving to find new ways to design our sensors. As a result of the extensive work by our research and development department, Hamilton is able to offer outstanding solutions for pH, dissolved oxygen, cell density, conductivity and ORP monitoring.
pH and ORP
Learn more about the extensive offering of Hamilton pH probes and ORP probes for bioprocesses and other industries. If you are looking for pH and ORP sensors, click to see the wide offering from Hamilton Company.
Dissolved Oxygen
From optical to polarographic oxygen sensors Hamilton products offer multiple technologies to measure dissolved oxygen from trace to saturation.
Cell Density
Online cell density measurement has revolutionized the monitoring and control of cell culture applications.
Conductivity
Conductivity measurement provides the level of dissolved salts, acids and base in a liquid. Hamilton offers multiple sensor designs for UPW, CIP systems, bio-pharmaceutical, and industrial applications.
Upcoming Events
A3P conference: Single Use - Lyon, France
Lyon, France
New technologies / Implementation and validation of Single Use Processes / Security of Supply / Integrity / Regulation
PHARM Connect Congress - Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw, Polans
PHARM Connect Congress is the largest and most important pharmaceutical and biotechnology business summit in the Central Eastern European region, taking place annually in March.
Farma Forum - Madrid, Spain
Madrid, Spain
Farmaforum 2021, Forum of the Pharmaceutical, Biopharmaceutical and Laboratory Technologies Industry celebrates its seventh edition in Madrid.
2021 Craft Brewers Conference & BrewExpo America - San Diego (CA), USA
San Diego (CA), USA
For professional brewers, the Craft Brewers Conference is the number one environment in North America for concentrated, affordable brewing education and idea sharing to improve brewery quality and performance.
Resources
Hamilton's knowledge base provides a range of explanatory articles, frequently asked questions, and document downloads.
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Brochure - BioPharma
Innovative solutions for process analytics in biotechnological and pharmaceutical industries. -
Brochure - Arc Intelligent Sensors
Arc Intelligent sensors offer a new way to connect to your process control system. -
Brochure - Incyte Arc
Incyte Arc sensors provide a means for directly measuring viable cell density in real-time, meeting the increasing need for PAT in the biopharmaceutical industry.
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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 difference between pH and ORP?
pH and ORP sensors look alike but have different measurement principles. pH sensors rely on a glass membrane that produces a voltage signal in relation to the hydrogen ion concentration in the liquid. The concentration of acids or bases affect this hydrogen ion concentration thus influence the pH measurement. ORP sensors measure of the overall level of oxidizing or reducing substances present in the liquid. The ORP measurement is not specific to any single ion in the liquid thus the response is based on the net presence of these chemicals. -
Where can I find documentation and certificates for my sensors?
Paper copies sensor information such as manuals, declarations of quality, and material certificates ship with the product. Hamilton also has several website resources to find related information. Click on the FAQ to learn more.
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Common Questions for Autoclave Sterilization of Sensors
This brief article examines common questions from end-users about best practices for autoclaving Hamilton sensors. -
What type of process connection does my sensor have?
There are multiple styles of process connections found on sensors. View each connection to help understand what may fit your needs.
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