pressure transducers | critical environments | pressure tubing | pharmaceutical and biotechnology | HVAC
By:
Mike Billingslea, Product Manager Low Pressure Transducers
August 13th, 2025
This article was originally published on September 19, 2022, and updated on August 13, 2025. Low-pressure transducers are essential in applications like HVAC systems, cleanrooms, critical environments, and pharmaceutical operations. These systems often require the pressure sensor to be mounted away from the source, sometimes by several feet or more. What many don’t realize is that the pressure sensor tubing length can influence system behavior in subtle but important ways. While accuracy may remain intact, signal response times can vary depending on how the system is configured. Ashcroft has been supporting critical low-pressure systems for decades, helping engineers and facility managers design pressure measurement setups that remain responsive and stable, even when tubing runs are long. Read this article to learn how pressure tubing works, what impact tubing length has on your system and pressure instruments, and how to enhance your system design for performance and reliability.
RTD | temperature sensor | pharmaceutical and biotechnology | temperature measurement | HVAC
By:
Marco Santoro - Business Development Leader - Europe, Temperature & Pressure
August 11th, 2025
In any process where accurate temperature monitoring is critical, from power generation and HVAC systems to food processing and pharmaceutical manufacturing, Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) are one of the most trusted sensor technologies. Selecting the right RTD element is essential for achieving high performance, long-term stability and compliance with industry standards. Ashcroft, a global leader in temperature and pressure instrumentation, has decades of experience helping customers specify, install and calibrate RTDs in demanding environments. Read this article to learn about RTD sensing elements, how they work and how to select the right element based on industry requirements, construction, accuracy, wiring and environmental factors.
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