Published configuration highlights
- Model and functionWKS-10 / Sanitary Flush Diaphragm Pressure Transmitter
- Key point 1-0.1 to 5 MPa
- Key point 2Flush diaphragm
- Key point 3Clamp mount
WKS-10
Sanitary Flush Diaphragm Pressure Transmitter
A sanitary flush-diaphragm transmitter for viscous, gelatinous, particulate, and slurry media where a crevice-free measuring face helps prevent clogging. Configurations cover -0.1 to 5 MPa, 12-36 VDC supply, clamp mounting, and 4-20 mA, voltage, switch, or communication outputs.
Configuration note
Confirm the measuring range, medium, wetted materials, process connection, output, and power supply before ordering.
Technical selection overview
Use the published values below as a starting point, then confirm the complete measuring point before ordering. Final range, materials, connection, output, supply, and environmental limits depend on the selected configuration.
Integration and commissioning
Connect the selected pressure output to a PLC, local indicator, data logger, or protection circuit. Match the pressure range, reference type, process thread, wetted materials, and electrical connection to the installation.
Verify zero at the installed orientation, confirm loop scaling at more than one test point, and document the configured range, pressure reference, output, and alarm limits.
Range and reference
Define normal pressure, credible excursions, vacuum conditions, and whether gauge, absolute, or sealed reference measurement is required.
Process compatibility
Match the diaphragm, pressure port, seals, and connection to the medium, cleaning method, temperature, and risk of clogging or corrosion.
Signal integration
Confirm the PLC or controller input, supply voltage, cable or connector arrangement, response requirement, and any local display or communication option.
APPLICATION FIT
Where this product family is commonly evaluated
- Hydraulic and pneumatic equipment
- Water and utility systems
- Sanitary and viscous-media processes
- Refrigeration and OEM machinery
Suitability is configuration-dependent. Review media compatibility, operating limits, installation conditions, required approvals, and the receiving control system before final selection.
