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Temperature sensors for applications in rubber and plastic industries

Temperature sensors for rubber and plastics industry are designed for specific needs of temperature measurement of the rubber and plastics mixtures processing. Important is the quality of input material, which is further processed at the highest level. Temperature sensors are highly resistant to abrasion influence of rubber and plastics mixtures and to vibrations.

The main customers of the company Sensit include manufacturers of equipment that can be described with key-words: custom manufacturing, sensors according to customer specifications, small-lot production, resistance to aggressive environments. The service companies are supported by sale warehouses of our business representatives within the territory of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and other countries not only inside the EU.

Many customers of rubber and plastic companies are relying on precision and quality of products SENSIT company.

For more info, please, contact:

Ing. Štěpán Randýsek - Product Manager

tel.: +420 571 752 176
mobil: +420 724 810 020
e-mail: randysek@sensit.cz
skype: sensit.randysek

Custom temp. sensors sensit in the applications of rubber and plastic manufacturing processes

Unvulcanized rubber and a mixture of this material behave as viscoelastic liquid during processing. To the caoutchouc are added a variety of additives, chemicals and fillers during of the mixing process. From this process creates an unvulcanized rubber mixture. The dispersion depends mainly on the temperature.

Mixing is carried out on various devices. Adequate mixing of the components in the mixture, the shortest mixing time and accurate sensing of the temperature during mixing – they are very important requirements for production quality rubber mixture.

Temperature sensors SENSIT are included of these difficult applications. Our temperature sensors we can adapt to the requirements of individual devices from differ- ent manufacturers.

These special temperature sensors have been developed since 2007 when the TR153-Pt100 probe was designed. Temperature sensors TR 153 fulfilling mechanical criteria, as well as criteria for accuracy and measurement rate.